Spanish Far-Right Party Vox Raises Concerns Over Unregistered Moroccan Domestic Workers in Ceuta
The far-right party Vox has questioned the Spanish government about the situation of domestic workers who arrived among the migrants who massively crossed the border of Ceuta on May 17 and 18.
In response to the written question from the Vox party, the Spanish government assured that "so far, it has not heard of any complaints regarding the aforementioned matter", recalling that the Government Delegation, in its press release, stated that after the last massive influx of migrants, "many women have been hired as domestic workers without being registered with social security."
To read: Moroccan Border Closure Leaves Ceuta and Melilla Domestic Workers Jobless
"The people who benefit from the services provided by these women, violate labor law and incur serious penalties," the government delegation had stressed, specifying that the Executive is waging a fierce "fight against undeclared work."
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