Tunisian Worker in Italy Unpaid

A Tunisian worker in Italy, who has a legal contract and holds documents requesting international protection, faced great difficulty in opening a bank account to receive his salary legally, even though his employer intended to pay him via bank transfer in accordance with Italian laws. The problem stems from bureaucratic procedures related to his asylum application, where his passport was confiscated and a temporary tax number is used, which hindered the opening of a bank account. Despite Italian laws allowing asylum seekers access to basic banking services, this administrative flaw has created obstacles. Experts and human rights organizations warn that such issues may lead lawful workers to bypass official channels and resort to illegal working methods, thereby exacerbating the exploitation of workers.

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