According to a report by Spain’s EuroLang.com, from noon on March 10th to 17th, the Spanish Police, Ministry of Labor and other departments jointly conducted detailed inspections of some Chinese businesses in the CARABANCHEL area of the Madrid Metro.
Several departments in Spain conducted inspections on the employment of “illegal workers” by Chinese businesses in the area. According to incomplete statistics, 11 non-resident workers in Chinese businesses were arrested. These non-resident workers mainly work in clothing and other stores. The inspection department arrived at a time when these stores were doing business.
Obviously, clothing stores are not the targets of key inspections, but they have not been spared either. During the inspection of a clothing store in the area, the inspection team found that there was a problem with the desiccant in the shoes in the children’s counter of the store. It was found that the desiccant in the shoes had a strong smell and related compounds exceeded the standard. It was required that it must be removed within the specified time. shelf. The shop owner’s wife said very strangely, “Why did something suddenly happen after selling it for many years? Don’t foreigners’ shoes also have desiccants?”
