Exploitation warning over EU work rules

New European Union rules allowing firms in one state to operate in another without honouring labour laws will strip workers of their rights and aid exploitation, it was claimed today.

New European Union rules allowing firms in one state to operate in another without honouring labour laws will strip workers of their rights and aid exploitation, it was claimed today.

Insisting the practice fell far short of much-needed protection, SIPTU President Jack O’Connor said the move would legitimise the erosion of ethical working practices and wage agreements.

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