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George Calombaris restaurant empire’s collapse costs taxpayers $1 million – The Age
So little cash was left in the company after it went into liquidation that the taxpayer must pick up the tab – and still some workers will miss out.
However, four months after the collapse, some staff entitlements remain unpaid despite the companys hopes that workers would not be left out of pocket.
“All staff have been paid up to date and will …
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