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Информация за сезонни работници в селското стопанство от Европейското икономическо пространство относно Вашите права и възможности за получаване на подкрепа при пребиваването в Шотландия Настоящата листовка е подготвена от благотворителните организации: Фокус върху трудовата експлоатация [Focus on Labour Exploitation], Файф Мигрантс Форум [Fife Migrants Forum] и ДжъстРайт Скотланд [JustRight Scotland], съвместно с шотландското правителство. 2020 DOWNLOAD

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