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If their whole business model is built around breaking EU labour laws and underpaying staff then good riddance.
by SmellyGeekBoy 8y ago
If their whole business model is built around breaking EU labour laws and underpaying staff then good riddance.
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- user5994461 8y agoThere is a lot of squeezing that can be done without getting into illegal territory. That would be for the regulator to decide and force them to pay the arrears, if any. That touches the only thing that America has and that Europe really lacks: class action lawsuit. I suppose it's good when all employees of a company can go together against the company.
- jimmy1 8y agoThis is like the premise for almost every massive corporation. At some point and time they bend and twisted the laws far enough, but not too far to get shut down to gain a competitive advantage. Banks are the best example -- always a game of cat and mouse with regulators. Every corporation tries to figure out how to pay the least amount of taxes possible, and pay their workers the least amount possible to get the job done.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoHave their business is in picking the customer's picket on the way from booking to landing, with myriad trick fees.