Housing for Migrant Workers in the Region Does Not Comply with Regulations in Dozens of Locations.
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The inspections took place in eight municipalities in the region. Due to the growing number of migrant workers living and working in Hart van Brabant, the BIT considers it important that they are housed safely and in accordance with regulations. The inspections were carried out by municipal supervisors, together with inspectors from grid operator Enexis and the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee. “Fire hazards regularly occur due to overcrowding or …
Abuses were detected on a large scale during checks on migrant workers' homes in Midden-Brabant, reports the Administrative Intervention Team (BIT) Hart van Brabant. According to inspectors, some houses were “alarmingly” contaminated or moldy. But landlords also crossed the line by imposing fines for a lit lamp or a garbage bag that wasn't thrown away quickly enough. In the week of September 21 to 25, the controls were a total of 107 locations i…
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