After working hours, Bisht often made George do chores around his home, documents showed. During his employment, George worked 70 hours per week for seven days, often he worked for eight to ten weeks without any days off, the authority heard. George told a labour inspector it was rare to finish work at the restaurant’s closing time, and he sometimes worked as late as 1am. In 2017, George requested to take leave to visit his mother who was sick. He requested it in January but Bisht would not allow him to take leave until June. His mother died before he was able to visit her and he was not given permission to attend her funeral.
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The Employment Relations Authority has awarded Girish Shetty, a former employee of hotel management company VR Group, $17,000 after the company failed to provide clear targets for his $30,000 bonus. He said there had been no discussion or agreement about the targets either verbally or in his employment agreement. However, J R Chaturvedi, VR Group’s director of group operations and sales, marketing and revenue, told the authority the bonus was dependent solely on financial targets. Shetty said while he had received budgets during his tenure, he had not been told they were the basis for his bonus targets. In January 2019, VR Group called Shetty into a performance appraisal meeting. The two sides disagreed over the reason for the meeting.
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Massage shops have joined nail bars and beauty salons as mall staples, but there are concerns about the way some treat their staff.
A masseuse paid as little as 86 cents an hour by an Auckland massage shop wants tougher penalties for employers caught exploiting vulnerable workers. Businesses “pressing the flesh” have exploded with shops in many malls and suburban shopping areas offering on the spot treatments for walk-in customers. Since 2018, close to 1000 massage therapists have been granted visas to work here, and the Labour Inspectorate is taking an interest in how well those treating our aches and pains are being treated by their employers.
shoulders. last night, the nats new pitcher did not disappoint. this crowd is crazy. stephen strasburg working that fast ball for all it was worth. fox 5 morning news continues right now. good morning. what i beautiful start to your wednesday. it is june 9, 2010, a live look over our nation s capital today. but hold on. i think we ve got some changes headed our way. thank you for being here. i m gurvir dhindsa. i m allison seymour. his fast ball was impressive but i liked when he would switch it up. you know what is so great, the excitement in the city. we just need him to pitch every night. that would be great. we ve had a couple of good days. beautiful couple of days. today will be cooler and we ll introduce rain showers. they are already moving in west to east. parts of the area already getting the rain showers. clouds moved in overnight. humidity on the increase. the good news is it will be a one-day event. as we get into thursday and friday, right back to
i m perfect. reporter: airport rescue crews rushed to the scene when the alert went out shortly after 10:00 a.m. indicating an incident had already happened. all units were automatically dispatched. the two passengers were already out of the plane. the pilot had been interviewed by the ntsb. he told the investigator that the aircraft touched down, he rolled out about 70 miles per hour and that he tapped both of the brakes reporter: the aircraft that flipped over is a steer man, a training craft, one ntsb expert owns and flies one himself. he said loss of control on the ground is not unusual. some of the older aircraft, they are not as for giving as new aviation aircraft. the steerman is known for runway loss of events. usually a ground loop very us a flipover like this one. the good news, nobody was injured. there was damage to the plane but the ntsb says it s repairable will it be repaired by the time the exhibit is over or before so we can see it. that s doubtfu