Crime & Safetyscore 665·7 metrosupdated 6d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at US Consulate Construction in Milan

Foreign workers at the new US Consulate in Milan allege they were paid less than $2 an hour, prompting an investigation into Caddell Construction. Italian prosecutors have arrested two managers for labor exploitation as they examine the treatment of about 70 workers, mostly from India.

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#1Los Angelesscore 588d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at US Consulate Construction in Milan

#2Detroitscore 558d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at US Consulate Construction in Milan

#3Hampton Roadsscore 518d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at US Consulate Construction in Milan

#4Baltimorescore 518d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at New US Consulate in Milan

#5Bostonscore 518d ago

Investigation Launched into Labor Exploitation at US Consulate Construction in Milan

#6Philadelphiascore 438d ago

Foreign workers say they were paid less than $2 an hour to build a new US Consulate in Milan

#7New Yorkscore 338d ago

Foreign workers say they were paid less than $2 an hour to build a new US Consulate in Milan

#8Miami–Ft. Lauderdalescore 338d ago

Foreign workers say they were paid less than $2 an hour to build a new US Consulate in Milan

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