Kervan Kitchen, a restaurant in Doddinghurst, is facing a licence review by Brentwood Council after employing illegal workers, resulting in arrests made by the Home Office. According to a council report, individuals from Tajikistan were arrested during visits conducted on May 10 and June 29. Some individuals attempted to escape during the visits but were apprehended. The business acknowledged their complicity in allowing illegal workers to be employed. The case highlights the importance of businesses ensuring their employees have the necessary legal permissions to work in the UK. The ongoing licence review serves as a reminder to other establishments to fulfill their responsibilities regarding employment eligibility.
Kervan Kitchen Faces Licence Review Over Illegal Workers; Arrests Made, Tajikistan
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