Probe into 'exploitation' of South African seat-belt fitters

Labour inspectors today launched a probe into claims 19 South African workers were being paid only €2.80 an hour to fit seat-belts on Bus Eireann coaches.

Probe into 'exploitation' of South African seat-belt fitters

Labour inspectors today launched a probe into claims 19 South African workers were being paid only €2.80 an hour to fit seat-belts on Bus Eireann coaches.

In another alleged incident of migrant worker exploitation, the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment is investigating allegations employees were not have not given pay-slips or paid for overtime.

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