Georgian Trade Union says citizens who left for Germany for seasonal work are in unbearably difficult working conditions and cannot receive promised remuneration

According to the Georgian Trade Union, 24 citizens who left Georgia for Germany for seasonal work are in difficult working conditions.

According to the Georgian Trade Unions, the above persons cannot receive the promised remuneration.

"We have information that their salary is 3 euros instead of the promised 9 euros per hour. In addition, the unbearably living conditions in which Georgian citizens are living are even more alarming.

The trade union appeals to the German ambassador to study the issue and the Minister of Labor and Health of Georgia, Ekaterine Tikaradze, to show immediate interest in the situation of Georgian citizens, as the Employment Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Labor is the organizer of the employment of Georgian citiznes in Germany.

The Labor Inspectorate of Georgia should also show interest in this situation, as it concerns the citizens of Georgia.

The trade union, in turn, will provide the information to the German trade union for response," reads the statement.