Ryanair guilty of using Irish contracts for French workers to save money

A French court has ruled that Ryanair must pay €8.1m in damages for a breach of French labour law.

Ryanair guilty of using Irish contracts for French workers to save money
Tue, 28 Oct, 2014 - 15:18

A French court has ruled that Ryanair must pay €8.1m in damages for a breach of French labour law.

An appeals court found the company guilty of paying workers under Irish contracts to save money on payroll and other taxes.

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