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The families of two labour-hire workers killed in a road smash on their illegal commute, have spoken up about four years of blank stares in their quest for answers - and accountability.

An $80m-a-year company relied on a young worker-for-hire in ways it should not have. Two people died. What went wrong?

$80m-a-year company relied on a young worker-for-hire in ways it should not have.

By Phil Pennington, RNZ
The workplace safety watchdog began research into the labour-hire industry within weeks of two temp workers being killed.
But it ne

The workplace safety watchdog began research into the labour-hire industry safety within weeks of two temp workers being killed, but it never investigated their deaths.

Major labour recruiter AWF has told an inquest into the death of two of its workers in a car crash that it has halted informal car pooling of workers.

The work safety watchdog kept the families of two temp workers killed in a road crash in the dark, and now says it regrets that.

The mother of one of two temporary employees who died during a work commute has told an inquest he was "too scared to say no" to driving.