Employers face massive fines and prison terms for underpaying employees, under the government's proposals04:32SBS GreekFollow and SubscribeFollow and SubscribeFollow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts YouTube Spotify Download (8.31MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidACTU secretary Sally McManus. Source: AAPEmployers are facing tougher criminal and civil penalties under new laws to crack down on serious wage theft, according to the federal government.Follow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts YouTube Spotify Download (8.31MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidPublished 8 December 2020 6:31pmUpdated 8 December 2020 6:57pmBy Dina GerolymouSource: SBSAvailable in other languagesSkip to podcast episode contentShare this with family and friendsCopy linkShareEmployers are facing tougher criminal and civil penalties under new laws to crack down on serious wage theft, according to the federal government.ShareLatest podcast episodes17:39Spartans & ANZACs: an exhibition about the defenders of the free worldpodcast episode17 minutes 39 seconds07:12Kosta, the Greek Australian: a children's book exploring the cultural identity of Greek-Australianspodcast episode7 minutes 12 seconds16:32The inherited trauma and the fight for genocide recognition in Australia: Dr Themistocles Kritikakospodcast episode16 minutes 32 seconds12:19"Acropolis Cats": Mary Zournazi’s documentary explores Greece’s stray animals, kindness, and humanitypodcast episode12 minutes 19 seconds