drag comes as convenience chain audits stores after revelations international students were threatened with deportation if they reported exploitation Two original South Wales 7-Eleven stores have had their franchise agreements terminated for underpaying workers.
The convenience chain is auditing stores after revelations international students were threatened with deportation if they reported exploitation at work. Related: 7-Eleven chain allegedly pays some staff in Australian stores just $10 per hour Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com