Underpaid hospitality, retail workers may be creating an employee 'underclass'
Are we creating an underclass of workers?
There have been numerous reports this year of companies paying employees well under the minimum wage, often cash in hand.
Josh Bornstein of Maurice Blackburn told Neil Mitchell it's occurred in hospitality, retail - even Australia Post.
"I've dealt with employees being given what's called 'training', and they're not paid anything," Mr Bornstein said on Monday.
Mr Bornstein said it's impossible to determine exactly how widespread this "problematic, precarious employment" is.
Click play to hear Josh Bornstein explain the extent of the situation - and how to fix it
Source: 3AW 693, 23rd November 2015
Originally published as: Underpaid hospitality, retail workers may be creating an employee 'underclass'
