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Exploited migrants: New language rules may force workers still in debt to leave NZ

TIME：2024-05-22 10:44:28 Source: Internet compilationEdit：politics

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The woman says she was underpaid and is also owed wages but is fearful she won't qualify for a new v

Seal denied stamped on a document and fountain pen. Macro shot.

The woman says she was underpaid and is also owed wages but is fearful she won't qualify for a new visa. Photo: 123RF

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