Labor Minister Finds Minors Working in Bulgaria's Burgas

Society | July 18, 2010, Sunday // 17:42
Bulgaria: Labor Minister Finds Minors Working in Bulgaria's Burgas An inspection by the Bulgarian Labor Minister, Totyu Mladenov, has established that minor are working in the Bulgarian city of Burgas. Photo by BGNES

Under aged people are working in public places in the Bulgarian city of Burgas, the city's municipality has announced.

The Bulgarian Labor Minister Totyu Mladenov, the governor of Burgas, Konstantin Grebenarov and representatives of the Labor Inspectorate have performed a collaborative check in Burgas and have concluded that minor have been hired by employers.

In the checked public restaurants, cafes and bars, out of 62 employees, 23 have declared a 4-hour working day. Also, 7 people, including 3 minors, have not signed labor contracts.

The goal of the check was to establish whether owners of public restaurants, cafes and bars, comply with the working hours and labor contracts requirements.

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