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New anti-exploitation crackdown in Saskatchewan yields first conviction

Representatives for Dyan Jeny Enterprises pleaded guilty to demanding $12,000 from an employee as a condition of maintaining his Canadian work permit

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A Saskatchewan employer has been fined $5,000 in one of the first successful convictions obtained as part of a provincial effort to crack down on foreign worker exploitation.

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On Tuesday, representatives for Dyan Jeny Enterprises pleaded guilty in a Moose Jaw, Sask. court to demanding $12,000 from an employee as a condition of maintaining his Canadian work permit.

New anti-exploitation crackdown in Saskatchewan yields first conviction Back to video

Parth Patel, a foreign national working at Moose Jaw’s Guac Mexi Grill, was told that he would lose his job and potentially his immigration status unless he paid $12,000 to his........

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