This Malayalee chef feared losing her Australian visa if she didn't pay her boss every fortnight

Ninumol Abraham says she's relieved her case has finally been resolved.

Ninumol Abraham says she's relieved her case has finally been resolved. Source: SBS News

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Malayalee chef Ninumol Abraham was found to have been discriminated against based on her immigration status during her employment at Canberra Indian restaurant Binnys Kathitto.

Ninumol has encouraged other temporary visa holders to speak out if they face work place challenges.
Ninumol has encouraged other temporary visa holders to speak out if they face work place challenges. Source: SBS News
Former employees Shojin Thomas (centre) and Ninumol Abraham are seen near the Indian Restaurant Binny's Kathitto in Canberra.
Former employees Shojin Thomas (centre) and Ninumol Abraham are seen near the Indian Restaurant Binny's Kathitto in Canberra. Source: AAP
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SBS Malayalam Today's News: October 14, 2022