Unions demand help policing minimum wage

Trade unions are demanding more help in policing the minimum wage.

Sun, 21 Mar, 2004 - 13:08

Trade unions are demanding more help in policing the minimum wage.

Today is International Day Against Racism, and SIPTU has said employers are continuing to abuse their migrant staff.

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