Wedding ceremony disturbed: police chase Serbian undeclared workers in Vienna

Wedding ceremony disturbed: police chase Serbian undeclared workers in Vienna

In a surprising incident during a wedding celebration in Vienna, a bride and groom were confronted with the indictment that I had hired undeclared workers from Serbia. The incident developed when the police were called to the event due to an anonymous tips and ended the celebrations prematurely.

The wedding, which was planned as a happy event, took an unexpected turn when the officials came and checked the people involved. According to reports, the Situation occurred because the bride and groom tried to save at the celebrations at the expense of legality. Instead of regularly employed service providers, the celebration company hired undeclared workers who were hit by a bus from Serbia. This not only contradicts the Austrian work laws, but also raises questions about the legal framework for wedding celebrations.

excitement at the wedding celebration

When the police arrived, this caused excitement among the guests, who initially did not believe that the celebration could be disturbed by such a measure. The situation illustrates how important it is for organizers to observe the legal provisions, even when it comes to private celebrations. Black labor is a serious legal offense in Austria, which not only affects employers, but also the employees.

The legal consequences for the bride and groom could be significant, since they not only violated labor law, but also possible punishments and fines can be expected. The question arises as to how often such practices take place in the event and wedding industry and what effects they have on the employees concerned.

Details about the incident are still sparse, but it is expected that the police investigation will reveal further information. The authorities emphasize the importance of legality and responsibility and call on all organizers to adhere to the applicable laws.

Further information about the incident can be found in a report at www.hute.at