US EditionDay of up to 13 Hours for 700 Euros: a Court Convicts Two Hoteliers in Castellón for Labour Exploitation
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A working day of 8 hours from Monday to Sunday, which was up to 13 hours on weekends or on specific days, without the right to freedom or holidays, for 700 euros per month. These are the conditions under which, for almost two years and without a contract of employment, a couple of immigrants who did not have a residence permit in Spain worked. Their employers, two hoteliers from Benicarló (Castellón), have just been convicted of labour exploitat…
The Second Section of the Provincial Court of Castellón has imposed six months ' imprisonment and fines of €1,080 on two employers for exploiting a couple of immigrants who did not have residence permits in Spain and forced them to work in a restaurant and tea room located in Benicarló. The sentence derives from an agreement signed by the parties on the day of the trial, held on 12 May, whereby the two accused admitted the commission of an offen…
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