Workers found 'illegally employed' at Tesco warehouse

Supermarket giant Tesco could reportedly face fines for the illegal employment of foregin students at a warehouse in Croydon, South London.

Supermarket giant Tesco could reportedly face fines for the illegal employment of foregin students at a warehouse in Croydon, South London.

20 students, believed to be of Indian and Bangladeshi origin, are alleged to have been working as many as 50 hours extra per week than allowed by their visas, which permit 20-hours-a-week maximum.

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