Fei Er Cottage, a dim sum restaurant in central London, has faced accusations of exploiting illegal workers and breaching modern slavery laws after a Home Office raid. During the raid, several staff members from China and Nepal were arrested for working illegally. The restaurant has failed to pay a £180,000 fine issued by the Home Office. Evidence suggested some employees were overworked, raising concerns about exploitative labor practices and the vulnerabilities of migrants in the UK job market.
The ability to work illegally is a key driver of illegal migration, encourages people to break the UK's immigration laws and leaves them vulnerable to exploitative employers.
Fei Er Cottage's parent company has failed to pay a £180,000 fine issued by the Home Office, raising serious concerns about their employment practices.
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