Labour Inspectorate regional manager Callum McMillan said the issue of pay-docking for fuel pump drive-offs has been raised in the past across the industry. Fuel giant Mobil has been slammed for failure to ensure stations operating under its brand are treating workers fairly. The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment says Mobil's stance over workers having pay docked for petrol drive-offs called into question its claim that it acted as a responsible corporate citizen. Labour Inspectorate regional manager Callum McMillan said the issue of pay-docking for fuel pump drive-offs has been raised in the past across the industry. Nonetheless, the ERA determined Mittal personally liable for an additional $3000 in penalties, the statement says.

Source: Otago Daily Times July 14, 2019 23:48 UTC