Two Chinese citizen for illegal work, by the Australian Border Prosecutor`s Office detain!
In a survey of whether foreign workers were deprive, four illegal foreign workers were detain.
Two Malaysian citizen and two Chinese citizen were killed by detain in a recent survey of foreign labour exploitation groups and overseas labor transit agents.
In the morning of Wednesday, 12 December, Australian Border Prosecutor`s Office officials executed a search warrant called Operation Battenrun in Yokine, a suburb of Perth, and Bundoora, a suburb of Melbourne. Four illegal foreign workers were detain.
One of them, a Malaysian who has been illegally residing in Australia since 2009 by detain in Perth, works in high-level agriculture and hotel management and is the subject of exploitation.
Another Malaysian citizen has been living illegally in Australia and working in construction since 2012.
One Chinese resident in Melbourne holds a non-working visa, while another Chinese citizen has been illegally residing in Australia since last year.
Last week, eight illegal migrant workers were killed by detain in Adelaide and Euston County, New South Wales.
Illegal migrant workers are extremely vulnerable and are often paid less salary, ABF Chief Executive Neil said. Institutions or individuals who help these people find jobs exploit their profits, damaging local companies that pay and treat their employees in accordance with the law.
"We also found that ILO was involved in criminal gane, suspected of involvement in traditional organized criminal activities, such as importing drug, smuggling tobacco, money laundering and some serious tax evasion," he added.
（分析研究经验做出结论） sum up
Xiao Xin is here to wake up the children`s shoes, the 600 and 590 visas generally have this No Work restrictions, and the student visa 500 is the work limitation restrictions! Guys, don`t cross the line.
Because their visa can not legally work, many employers take the weakness of labor, dare not defend their legitimate rights and interests. Xiao Xin appeals to you to hold a legal visa, work reasonably, and defend your rights and interests.
