The Labor Inspection carried out a control campaign, applying 207 sanctions and identifying undeclared work for 64 people, including foreigners.
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Between July 28 and August 1, 2025, the Labor Inspectorate conducted a nationwide campaign to verify compliance with the laws on the employment of foreign nationals. During the campaign, in partnership with the General Inspectorate for Immigration, 658 checks were carried out, resulting in 207 fines and 64 people with undeclared work, 40 of whom were foreigners. There were also 423 sanctions in the field of health and safety at work, with measures to remedy irregularities.
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