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Contractor fined 14 million for illegal immigrants at construction site

The employer was also fined an impressive amount.

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Contractor fined 14 million for illegal immigrants at construction site

In Mordovia, a legal entity was prosecuted and fined for illegal labor activities of 40 foreign citizens. Law enforcement officers stopped the violation in February this year at the construction site of one of the schools. 40 citizens of Uzbekistan arrived in the country for the purpose of employment, but did not have the necessary permits.

Migrants were engaged in welding, installation of formwork, pouring the foundation and reinforcement. The workers were brought to administrative responsibility and fined a total of more than 170 thousand rubles. Four migrants were deported from the country, two of them for repeated violations, and two others were in Russia illegally. The contractor also suffered a fine of more than 14.2 million rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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