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$6,000 fine for illegal worker…

By Alan Knowsley

An employer has been fined $6,000 in the District Court after being found guilty of illegally employing a migrant worker for three and half years.

The Court held that the defendant’s actions have undermined the foundation and integrity of New Zealand’s immigration system and the offending is regarded as serious.

Employers must accept responsibility to ensure that their employees are legally entitled to work in New Zealand.

Alan Knowsley

Employment Lawyer

Wellington

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