Caltex denies profiting from terminating franchisees for wage fraud

By Mario Christodoulou
Updated February 22 2017 - 1:13am, first published 12:45am
Caltex is under pressure to explain how it will fill the earnings gap from the end of its Woolworths alliance. Photo: Sasha Woolley
Caltex is under pressure to explain how it will fill the earnings gap from the end of its Woolworths alliance. Photo: Sasha Woolley
Caltex CEO Julian Segal says franchisees caught underpaying workers will be booted out of the franchise network. Photo: Ryan Stuart
Caltex CEO Julian Segal says franchisees caught underpaying workers will be booted out of the franchise network. Photo: Ryan Stuart
Caltex is accused of ripping off workers. Photo: Simon Bosch
Caltex is accused of ripping off workers. Photo: Simon Bosch
Caltex CEO Julian Segal's salary package fell to $7.8 million in 2016. Photo: Louie Douvis
Caltex CEO Julian Segal's salary package fell to $7.8 million in 2016. Photo: Louie Douvis

Oil giant Caltex has hit back at franchisee claims that it benefits from booting store owners out of its network when it uncovers wage fraud.

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