“Workers on Melbourne farm supplying Woolworths, Coles chase unpaid wages worth $260,000”

Two years after they worked long hours picking salad vegetables destined for the Christmas tables of Australians, Tommy and Susilo still have not been paid…

Tommy and Susilo are among a group of at least 20 workers who, according to documents filed by liquidators in court proceedings, are owed a total of more than $260,000…

The wages are owed for the work they did on Corrigan's Farm…

The workers were employed by a labour hire group [called BCS Green Corp] run by Cambodian-born Melbourne man Bunchhay San, who is at the centre of an investigation into a network of labour hire companies accused of tax fraud.

Tommy and Susilo said their efforts to get paid — which included complaining to the FWO, the union and even the police — had so far come to nothing…

It is Australia's largest producer of fashionable green kale…

Deborah Corrigan said Corrigan's fully cooperated with the FWO investigation…

Both Coles and Woolworths told the ABC they took human rights seriously…

Ms Khut, the director of 1998 KH Crop and Mr San, the director of BCS Green Corp, did not respond to the ABC's detailed questions….