Undisclosed labor in the dining sector: customs inspections.

Probing into matters - Undisclosed labor in the dining sector: customs inspections.

In a crackdown against illegal practices in the catering sector, customs officials recently examined the work relationships of 270 employees. They discovered multiple problems, such as the hiring of undocumented immigrants and violations of the minimum wage laws, according to authorities in Gießen. Fifteen individuals are suspected of living in the country illegally, resulting in 26 ongoing criminal and administrative investigations. On Saturday, officers paid unexpected visits to 51 dining establishments, including restaurants, cafes, and snack bars located in North, East, and Central Hesse.

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1. Despite the ongoing crackdown on undeclared work in the dining sector, some establishments in Hesse continue to engage in employment relationship violations, such as hiring undocumented immigrants and not adhering to minimum wage laws.
2. Determined by their love for gastronomy, several individuals in Hesse are suspected of engaging in undeclared work, resulting in ongoing criminal and administrative investigations.
3. In an effort to combat undeclared work and other illegal practices in the catering industry, authorities in Hesse have conducted numerous customs inspections, leading to the discovery of violations in establishments across North, East, and Central Hesse.

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