Two Zimbabwean healthcare workers who travelled to Ireland after being promised jobs have had compensation awards of more than €30,000 each upheld by the Labour Court.
Tatenda Ncube and Brenda Mubaiwa were among nine Zimbabwean workers who took cases against Unity Healthcare, claiming they were left without employment or enough money to meet their basic needs after travelling to Ireland.
The workers had been recruited by Unity Healthcare, which held a contract with Tusla, Ireland’s child and…
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