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Indian man awarded almost £30,000 after UK employer failed to provide work

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The charity Work Rights Centre said: ‘We’ve seen case after case of migrant care workers sold a dream in Britain, leaving their careers and families behind, only to find destitution and abandonment by their employer and the state.’ Photograph: Who Am I/Alamy

An Indian citizen who came to the UK to work as a care worker through the post-Brexit visa scheme has been awarded nearly £30,000 in a landmark case, because his employer failed to give him a single day of work for a year. Read More

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