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<p><span>In December 2006 the government&#8217;s National Physical Laboratory, contracted out its cleaning to Amey, a multimillion pound services provider. When they took over the contract there were 36, unionised Latin American cleaners earning £7 an hour. After an immigration raid and multiple sackings there are now 15, many of whom are on temporary contracts and only earning the minimum wage.</p>
<p>Julio and Pedro were sacked for trying to tell the other staff what was going on.</p>
<p>Contact: contact@caic.org.uk for more information and to get involved with the campaign for reinstatement. </span></p>
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