The Australian Workers Union claims staff who work for Australia’s largest tomato producer haven’t been paid wages.
The AWU says at least 100 of the workers who pick and pack the fruit for SP Exports haven’t been paid properly for months.
SP Exports employs farm workers in the field and packing sheds at Childers, south of Bundaberg.
The company supplies tomatoes to supermarkets, retailers and wholesalers throughout the country and exports to Asia Pacific markets.
SP Exports hasn’t returned called requesting comment.
AWU representative Keith Ballon says its an ongoing issue.
“Over the last four months we’ve had problems with regard to wages being paid to employees on time,” he says.
“Wages are not being paid into employees’ bank accounts, as required by the award.”
Mr Ballonne says he’s tried to contact the owners of SP Exports.
“We’re going to do our best on behalf of all those employees.
“We’re hoping the company can see its way clear and find some liquid assets, such as cash, to be able to pay wages.”
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