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Labour Minister Leroy Baptiste is urging migrants and workers to report cases of workplace exploitation, after a registered Venezuelan migrant, Suyin Escalona Salazar, alleged she was dismissed and denied wages following three months of work at a Gulf City restaurant.
Salazar told Guardian Media she worked at Guacamole Mexican Grill for three months, earning $21 per hour. She said she informed her employer via WhatsApp that she was ill, but when she returned to work a week later, she was fired and told she would not be paid for January 12-18, totalling $1,149.17.Salazar said her hands became swollen while performing duties, which prevented her from working for a week.
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