Police investigate labour exploitation at Kotka battery factory
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Police are investigating a case of labour exploitation at a battery factory located in Kotka. The information was announced on Friday in an official police bulletin.
According to the investigation, Chinese workers have been employed at the factory and have become victims of labour exploitation. The police have not yet provided more detailed information about the case. For example, workers' wages, working hours, or living conditions have not been made public.
Labour exploitation refers to a situation in which a worker is treated unfairly or their working conditions are seriously violated. In Finland, such cases are crimes and are investigated through cooperation between the police and other authorities.
The police will continue the investigation, and further information about the case will be published later.
Sources: Daily Finland
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