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2015年12月15日

作者:
Juno McEnroe, Irish Examiner

Ireland: Fisheries employers to pay for repatriation of migrant workers under new proposals

Employers in the fishing industry will have to pay the costs of repatriating migrant workers to their home countries once their permits expire, under proposals recommended by a taskforce. Agriculture and Marine Minister Simon Coveney has also been advised that a new permit system to protect vulnerable migrant workers in the fishing industry must be inspected and solicitor-approved. The taskforce report was brought to Cabinet this week and comes on the back of recent newspaper reports that illegal, non-European migrant workers were being used here as cheap labour...

 

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