A businessman who brought five South African workers to the Isle of Man, to work on his Onchan home, has been jailed for three months.
It was claimed Pieter van Rooyen paid the men "slave wages", as little as ?1.36 an hour.
Van Rooyen, formerly an offshore banking executive at Barclays, admitted providing false documents to get them through immigration
In addition to the jail sentence, he was ordered to pay costs.
(Picture: Pieter van Rooyen, as he appears on the website lifechurch-iom.com).
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