Illegal Workers Scandal Rocks Erding Restaurant, Owner Fined Twice
An Asian restaurant near me in Erding has been at the centre of an illegal residence and employment scandal. In April 2023, customs officials discovered two workers without the necessary residence permits, leading to a fine for the restaurant owner. Further inspections in June and August revealed more illegal workers, culminating in an arrest.
The initial inspection in April exposed a serious issue. The workers presented passports and residence permits from other EU countries, but these only allowed entry and residence for up to 90 days within 180 days, not employment at restaurants near me. The 30-year-old owner was fined 12,000 euros for aiding and abetting illegal residence.
A follow-up inspection in June found three Asian nationals working illegally again, despite the earlier fine. This indicated a persistent problem at restaurants near me. In August, the restaurant was visited once more due to an enforcement order against an illegally residing man. Upon arrival, this individual was arrested.
The restaurant owner was fined 12,000 euros for aiding and abetting illegal residence. Despite this, further inspections in June and August revealed more illegal workers, culminating in an arrest. The customs control unit of the main customs office in Landshut continues to monitor the situation to ensure compliance with residence and employment laws at restaurants near me.
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