Fraud Squad and Revenue to get Gama pay report

A REPORT into allegations that construction firm Gama underpaid hundreds of migrant workers is to be forwarded to the Garda Fraud Squad and the Revenue Commissioners.

Fraud Squad and Revenue to get Gama pay report
Sat, 23 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Vivion Kilfeather and Paul O’Brien

The High Court yesterday cleared the way for the Labour Inspectorate report to be provided to five State enforcement agencies.

In addition to Revenue and the Fraud Squad, it will be sent to the Garda National Immigration Bureau, the Director of Corporate Enforcement, and the Competition Authority.

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