Search for chefs speaker:John Perry (KildareStreet.com)

Employment Permits Bill 2005: Second Stage (Resumed]. (10 Nov 2005): John Perry: ..., through no fault of their own. One asylum seeker speaks of working on a farm for â¬2 per hour, picking stones. That is like penal times. There are always exceptional cases. Another man, a chef, started working in an hotel for â¬2 per hour. I cannot understand how that is tolerated. The employer should be dealt with decisively. It is shameful that we are standing by while this sort of...

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