New Zealander Migrant Worker Made to Work 72 Hours a Week Without Getting Paid

New Zealander Migrant Worker Made to Work 72 Hours a Week Without Getting Paid
Table service and seating dining returns to restaurants and cafes on Ponsonby Road on December 03, 2021 in Auckland, New Zealand. Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images
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A newly arrived immigrant in New Zealand was found to be exploited by her company, working 12-hour days, six days a week, without getting paid.

Haesol Yuk arrived in New Zealand with her family in 2019 from South Korea when her husband got an appointment as the Pastor of the Jesus Aroma Church Trust, according to Stuff.

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