A dairy company that accused international workers of owing rent has agreed to an out-of-court settlement over allegations of underpayment.
In a statement released today, the NUW said the matter has been settled out of court, noting that AGD and its parent company Australasian Global Exports"do not admit the allegations".The figure has not been released. Ahead of a preliminary hearing in late July, AGD launched a counterclaim saying the workers owed rent for their on-farm accommodation.
They're finally paying the Friesians what they're owed? That's going to cost them A LOT.
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