Judge targets speedy hearing of claims by 491 Turkish workers over alleged underpayment of wages

A High Court judge has made directions aimed at progressing the hearing of actions by 491 Turkish workers over alleged underpayment of more than €40m in wages and benefits while working here on State contracts.

Judge targets speedy hearing of claims by 491 Turkish workers over alleged underpayment of wages
Wed, 17 Oct, 2018 - 15:29

By Ann Loughlin

A High Court judge has made directions aimed at progressing the hearing of actions by 491 Turkish workers over alleged underpayment of more than €40m in wages and benefits while working here on State contracts.

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