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本帖最后由 NewLynnHse 于 2018-3-12 21:49 编辑
Secret Government sting on Auckland building sites finds serious problemshttps://www.stuff.co.nz/business/property/102197772/secret-government-sting-on-auckland-building-sites-finds-serious-problems
Secret sting operation on building sites
https://www.newsroom.co.nz/2018/03/11/95866/operation-landing-kept-secret-for-a-year
This story was originally published on Newsroom.co.nz and is republished with permission.
"Operation Landing", an inquiry started by multiple government agencies after intelligence indicated problems in Auckland's new-home building sector, was kept secret for more than a year.
A sting operation at building sites for new homes in Auckland found specially qualified builders missing at four out of five venues inspected and a range of regulatory and employment problems.
The Labour inspectorate noted nearly all sites failing to meet employment obligations were run by Chinese companies. Thirteen sites were to have been visited by Immigration New Zealand and five people were deported.
CHINESE BUILDERS A WORRY
The report, which identifies three separate phases, also highlighted challenges faced as part of "diverse ethnicities working in the sector".
Problems associated with overseas workers and the construction industry have grown alongside New Zealand's housing crisis – with the shortage in local skilled-trades workers resulting in a strong reliance on visa-approved people in the building industry.
Under Operation Landing, building sites were broken down by "major ethnicities of the workforce". Nearly two-thirds of the sites were listed as Asian or Chinese (64.7 per cent). The next most prevalent ethnicity was European or Kiwi (16.7 per cent).
Notably, the Labour Inspectorate reported nearly all the sites which failed to meet employment obligations were Chinese ones. It also advised Immigration NZ to follow up on 13 sites.
As a result, five people were deported – four Chinese and one Malaysian.
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