The Hygiene Foundation, which operates a ‘white-tick’ certification for hygienic workplaces, has been ordered to pay out $100,000 to a group of managers who were not paid wages for months.
Five employees, three on annual salaries of $100,000, all stopped working this month and took Hygiene
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Georgina Bond
Wed, 28 Aug 2013
Wed, 28 Aug 2013
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Workplace hygiene certifier owes managers more than $100,000 in wages
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