Workers across the group were called into a meeting on July 22 at Reset’s headquarters in Onekawa, and informed they had lost their jobs, effective immediately.
Workers have not been paid for their last three days of work or accrued holiday pay.
Staff are owed about $130,000 (not including wages owed to White), according to the liquidators’ reports.
Earlier this year, the group underwent restructuring in a bid to stay afloat, reducing staff from about 65 to 35.
However, White made the decision to place the companies in voluntary liquidation on July 22, given the group’s financial position.
“Up until late last year, we were doing really well, and then the work dried up,” White said.
“We ran out of work. That was across the majority…