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Casino employee asks for €1,000 advance before first day, but it doesn't go down well with her boss

Casino employee asks for €1,000 advance before first day, but it doesn't go down well with her boss

A newly hired casino employee in Limburg was dismissed before her first day of work after requesting a 1,000 euro salary advance. The employer's decision to terminate the contract immediately prompted the woman to legally challenge the dismissal.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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