Horticulture company and former director ordered to pay for migrant exploitation
Wednesday 19 August 2026 · 2 outlets · 2 reports · updated In this story Employment Relations Authority, Labour Inspectorate
Indo Kiwi Horticulture Limited and its former director, Boota Singh Dhillon, must pay more than $400,000 for exploiting migrant workers in the Bay of Plenty. An investigation found the company withheld wages and holiday pay, while three workers paid over $65,000 in unlawful premiums.