Cosenza, Caregivers Exploited and Secreted, Seven Precautionary Measures
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More than 170 women, mostly from the Republic of Moldova and Romania, were recruited and brought illegally to Italy, where they were obliged to work as caregivers for elderly people, under conditions of serious exploitation. The victims were held in the homes where they worked, had a programme of up to 24 hours a day and received reduced wages through various detentions. Seven people were arrested following an investigation carried out by the It…
Discovered a system of caporalate and exploitation of the work Operation of the Carabinieri of the Command for the article Badanti recruited abroad and exploited: seven arrests between Cosenza and Romania comes from Dayitalianews.
Seven people were arrested in Italy and Romania, suspected of illegally recruiting more than 170 women to exploit them as caregivers in Cosenza province. They worked shifts for up to 24 hours, were intimidated, threatened and held in degrading conditions.
Badanti segregate in the house, shifts up to 24 hours a day and reduced salaries: this is the picture emerged in the province of Cosenza, where a... The article Badanti segregate in the house and exploited: seven arrests in the province of Cosenza comes from Bigodino.
The Quotidiano del Sud Cosenza, exploited and segregated caregivers, seven precautionary measures Operation in Cosenza and Romania, exploited and secreted caregivers between Rende and Rose. Sequested real estate, car and money COSenza were recruiting women in Romania and then making them come to Italy and employing them as caregivers, keeping them secreted in the homes where they worked and imposing shifts up to 24 hours a day, with salaries red…
The discovery of the carabinieri in the province of Cosenza: the women were recruited in Romania and brought to Italy with the promise of a stable job, but then they ended up closed, with reduced wages and a "debt" to the aguzzini
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