Part of Georgian citizens on seasonal work in Germany will return to homeland and plan to file a lawsuit against Employment Agency

10 citizens of Georgia, who participated in the seasonal employment program in Germany, will return home tomorrow. According to one of the employees, Jaba Chachanidze, they changed their employer, after which their salaries were reduced and they are in unsuitable conditions.

According to Chachanidze, the new employer pays them 2.50 euros for one box of strawberries and they often have to work overtime without a break.

Jaba Chachanidze states that Georgians temporarily employed in Germany plan to start a legal dispute against the Georgian Employment Agency after returning to their homeland, demanding compensation for losses.

According to him, the Georgian Embassy in Germany was not interested in the fate of Georgian citizens.