Chinese slave labour at Leisure Clothing: the company registration details
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October 27, 2014 at 6:19pm
Here they are:
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Behold the fruits of stenographer journalism
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20100808/business/bulebel-textile-manufacturer-wins-giorgio-armani-contract.321382
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20121128/local/Omeng-the-cat-that-got-a-Chinese-man-arrested.447167
That’s one story Peking Duck should investigate but won’t.
Can we know if Leisure Clothing was involved with the manufacturing of the state-schools’ uniforms by contract or sub-contract.
Keeping it in the family.
Are any of these people getting Maltese citizenship?
Apparently these Chinese workers are promised a monthly salary of Eur 600 and when they arrive in Malta, they are paid much less with the excuse that they have to repay their relocation, rent and so forth.
That amount is below the minimum wage anyway.
Just heard that the police started an investigation but it was dropped later. What could have possibly happened?
Confucius say little man who lives in pocket of big man cannot step on toes.
According to Net news this evening, it was pressure from sources outside this country on the Maltese authorities.
Investigations were promptly blocked.
While in opposition the Labour Party’s media machine caused a commotion every time anything happened on our island that could help them put the Nationalist Party, then in government, in a bad light.
I find it hard to believe that the Labour inquisitive media did not know about these Chinese slaves.
I am more inclined to think that the Labour Party had, and still has its share from this shameful business, and therefore had all the right reasons to quiet about it.
Ask backstage
Mother China dictates, Muscat obliges.
Their website went down….
Their PR and HR manager is a Taghna lkoll guy…
Surely, Jimmy Magro is in a better position to enlighten us on the workings of Leisure Clothing. He is a former chairman of Leisure Clothing.
Innehhu l-prekarjat.
Does William ‘Garage’ Mangion gets paid more?