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Airplanes and justice. Ryanair sentenced for labour law violation in France

Marseille, France - The low-cost airline hired 127 employees with an Irish contract in Marseille

Ryanair has been sentenced by the court of appeals to pay a 200,000 Euros penalty and an 8.1 million compensation for labour law violation. From 2007 to 2011 the airplane carrier used the Marseille airport as a base for 127 employees who were never declared in France since they had been hired with an Irish contract. This behaviour is in contrast with a French Government 2006 decree, saying that foreign...

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Rome, Italy, 10/29/2014 12:56
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