"This sends out a message that says it is OK to discriminate against workers from Bulgaria and Romania, which may make these workers very attractive to unscrupulous employers who want scared, compliant labour who don't complain when they are not paid the minimum wage and won't call the authorities when they are forced to work in unsafe situations." the British daily Independent quoted Jack Dromey, deputy general secretary of the T&G union, as saying on Tuesday.
"Ovim se upućuje poruka koja govori kako je u redu diskriminirati radnike iz Bugarske i Rumunjske, što bi te radnike moglo učiniti vrlo privlačnim za beskrupulozne poslodavce koji žele zaplašenu poniznu radnu snagu koja se ne žali kada im se ne plaća minimalni dohodak i neće zvati vlasti kada su prisiljeni raditi u nesigurnim situacijama", izjavio je u utorak zamjenik glavnog tajnika sindikata T&G Jack Dromey, prenosi britanski dnevnik Independent.