A labour hire firm's demise leaves workers out of pocket
Prominent labour hire company iComply owed more than $12 million when it collapsed, according to a damning liquidator's report, with workers chasing millions in superannuation.
A labour hire firm's demise leaves workers out of pocket
Prominent labour hire company iComply owed more than $12 million when it collapsed, according to a damning liquidator's report, with workers chasing millions in superannuation.
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