briefly worked for clemens turnus as a consultant for $10000.00 euros a month and turn us with all his contacts in the political world is one of germany's richest people with an estimated private fortune of up to 2000000000 euros enough to employ a host of contract workers whose poor living and working conditions have been known for years and even former german vice chancellor. not every part of the meat industry relies on contract workers there are still around 13000 so-called craft butchers in germany. runs 5 of them in bremen. his family business employs around 70 people. how many of your personnel are contract workers. none of them. they wouldn't be here if i put them on a work contract and temporary workers. are temporary workers. either a lot of them have been with me for over 10 or 15 years. or more jobs from a cheap supermarket might cost 6 year as a kilo dome on charges double that it's not only because of higher wages large slaughterhouses have lower costs and factory farmed fakes are cheaper. it's advertised as regional pork that's all very well but look the certification of

from being a simple butcher store to germany's largest slaughterhouse and meat processor he says clemens turnus made his fortune at the expense of workers. this is not too late to help or to news makes most of the profit of course there's no question that they've exploited the poverty gap for professional gain. to news is they also profit because if there are blatant violations it's always the subcontractors fault as always keeps its hands clean of this. bugging yogen has been advising tanya's contract workers and their families since 2016. he and his colleagues have held more than 10000 consultations he knows the methods used to keep monthly wages low. and from our fit on the technically the minimum wage is what's on the pay slip but then there might be $150.00 or $300.00 euros deducted for accommodation or for cleaning materials or shoes whatever they can deduct or they increase the rent when people are sick that type of thing there isn't much left over from the minimum wage if you do. most of the several 1000 contract workers a turn yes far from for parts of eastern europe they speak hardly