“I am not unreasonable” - how Irshaad Kariman funds his luxurious lifestyle on the backs of refugee workers

The latest Horeca United/Vloerwerk campaign highlights the precarious situation of refugee Ukrainian workers, as well as the unscrupulous entrepreneurs who take advantage of this. Through an episode of BOOS, the spotlight has been placed on one of them, Irshaad Mohammed Ashif Kariman. And although Kariman has been put on notice, the payment arrears have not yet been cleared. His story is one that we encounter more often in the cleaning industry. Smooth talkers who live beyond their means at the expense of workers.

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