Hungry Jack's fined $100,500 for underpaying junior staff
Wednesday 13 April 2011 @ 2.15 p.m. | Industrial Law
Hungry Jack's has been fined for underpaying junior staff hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The fast food outlet admitted to underpaying 693 of its Tasmanian employees a total
of $665,695 between 2006 and 2008, in the Federal Magistrates' Court in Melbourne.
Magistrate Philip Burchardt described the underpayment as enormous and fined Hungry Jacks $100,500.
"More than 30 employees were underpaid more than $4000 each and the highest individual
underpayment was over $10,000," he said.
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