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EXPLOITED MUSHROOM PICKERS GET €2.50 AN HOUR Click Disappearing bosses conning asylum seekers
UNSCRUPULOUS employers are recruiting cash-strapped asylum seekers for work and then refusing to pay them.
Evidence is growing that immigrants, banned by law from working while their asylum applications are being processed, are being conned into labouring for nothing.
They are approached on the street and offered casual work on the employment black market. When the job is done the "boss" disappears without paying any wages.
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Mushroom workers call for end to exploitation
Migrant mushroom workers want to see the Government and supermarkets work harder to ensure that exploitation in the industry is ended.
The Mushroom Workers Support Group was formed earlier this year to voice the concerns of workers, mostly women, who are being denied their social and economic rights.
A group of over 50 workers are joining forces today to launch a document outlining the main issues of concern, and changes they want to see made within the industry
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(From Irish Independent W/e 27/01/06)
Foreign 'nanny slaves' getting just €2 an hour
Kathy Donaghy
MANY foreign workers are being treated like slaves in wealthy homes, an Irish Independent investigation shows.
Some young women are being paid as little as €25 for 14-hour days - or around €2 an hour by their newly affluent employers.
The investigation uncovered how the wealthy Irish are routinely exploiting, abusing and under paying vulnerable workers.
Women who come here to work as nannies, carers and domestic workers end up being treated as slaves, working 14 hour days for six days a week, sometimes for as little as €175 a week.
Many, who have left husbands and children behind to earn enough money to send home, have found themselves trapped in big houses, not being paid properly, having their privacy invaded and their passports withheld.
Others who hope to make a new life and friends here find themselves socially isolated.
They can be asked to do everything from minding the children all day, cooking, cleaning, washing the employer's car to being farmed out to neighbours to help at a dinner party.