High Court Favours Undocumented Worker

VK Raj Vijay, lawyer, A.Rajadurai P.kuppusamy & Co

31-Jul-19 19:00

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The High Court ruling gives a domestic worker the right to pursuer claim for nearly 5 years of unpaid wages. The case was earlier dismissed by labour authorities because she didn't have a work permit.

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Tags: Evening Edition, foreign workers, domestic workers, human rights, labour rights, wages, high court, undocumented,

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