Workers' rights helpline takes 93,000 calls in 2007

A workers’ rights helpline received 93,000 calls received from the public in 2007, it emerged today.

Thu, 10 Jan, 2008 - 13:30

A workers’ rights helpline received 93,000 calls received from the public in 2007, it emerged today.

The National Employment Rights Authority (NERA) also carried out 14,000 inspections aimed at enforcing the minimum wage, protecting young workers and monitoring the construction sector.

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