A CAF Worker Acknowledges Having Placed a Hidden Camera in Factory Toilets
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Members of CAF's company committee have concentrated this Friday in front of the company's facilities in Beasain to protest against "machist aggression" against women in the company, after it became known that an employee had placed a hidden camera in one of the factory's toilets.
A worker from Beasain's CAF company, who has already applied for discharge from the company, has acknowledged having placed a hidden camera in one of the factory's toilets, which led the management to report the events to the Ertzaintza.
A worker from Beasain's CAF company, who has already applied for discharge from the company, has admitted to having placed a hidden camera in one of the company's...
The man introduced himself to the weekly newspaper. The workers' committee expressed solidarity with the victims and stated that workplaces should be safe spaces.
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