
During simultaneous inspections carried out by police teams at 8 workplaces and 32 addresses in Bursa, it was determined that 6 foreign women were working illegally.
During the inspections carried out in 8 workplaces and 32 addresses in Bursa within the scope of combating immigrant smuggling and unregistered employment, 6 foreign women working illegally for 50 thousand TL per month were deported.
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Bursa Provincial Police Department teams carried out inspections to prevent immigrant smuggling and human trafficking.
Bursa Provincial Police Department Anti-Immigrant Smuggling and Border Gates Branch Directorate teams started working within the scope of preventing immigrant smuggling and human trafficking and combating unregistered employment. In this context, simultaneous inspections were carried out at 8 public workplaces and 32 addresses in Nilüfer and Osmangazi districts.
A total of 396 people were questioned during the inspections. 119 Turkish employees and 40 foreign women were found in workplaces and their annexes. During the checks, it was determined that 34 of the foreign women had a legal right to stay and a work permit, 3 of them did not have a legal right to stay and a work permit due to visa violations, and 3 people had a work permit violation. It was determined that a workplace that was inspected did not have a working license.
In the investigations carried out, it was revealed that 6 foreign women were employed as illegal masseurs for 50 thousand TL per month per person. 6 women who violated their visas and work permits were handed over to the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management for deportation. Administrative sanctions were imposed by Social Security Institution inspectors on business owners who recruit and employ women.

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