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Labour hire company ordered to pay $506k damages over on-hire injury
The Victorian Supreme Court has found that a host employer was not liable when a labour hire worker injured himself onsite, but has ordered the labour hire employer to pay $506k in damages, after his initial injury was made worse while he was on "light duties" at its offices.
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