28 de camioane confiscate în Belgia de la o firmă românească / Anchetă privind salariile și condițiile de muncă ale șoferilor / Unii dintre ei locuiau în camioane de câteva săptămâni

Belgian authorities have seized 28 trucks from a Romanian transport company due to suspected worker exploitation and fraud. Eight drivers were questioned about their pay and working conditions, revealing some lived in their trucks for weeks. Initial findings suggest serious violations, including potential underpayment. The case is under investigation by the Leuven Public Prosecutor's Office, and the company’s name has not been disclosed. EU regulations on road transport require compliance with local labor laws for posted workers. A Belgian transport union emphasizes the need for stricter controls against social dumping and calls for more labor inspectors and coordinated checks on foreign transport companies.