'Wage theft' approach winning results for hospitality workers, Hospo Voice says

Ben Langford
Updated October 31 2019 - 7:28pm, first published 5:22pm
VANGUARD: Arian McVeigh, Rosie Proctor, Sara Smylie and Isabel Salinas addressed 'stolen wages' at the Uniontown conference in Wollongong on Thursday. Picture: Anna Warr.
VANGUARD: Arian McVeigh, Rosie Proctor, Sara Smylie and Isabel Salinas addressed 'stolen wages' at the Uniontown conference in Wollongong on Thursday. Picture: Anna Warr.

FORCING some of Australia's highest-profile and most successful chefs and their restaurant empires to pay up wages they owed has showed things don't always have to "be that way" in hospitality, unionists in Wollongong heard on Thursday.

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Ben Langford

Ben Langford

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Senior journalist writing on the environment. Opinion columnist, independent. We rely on your news tips so please, don't be shy to let us know what's going on.

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