Carabinieri checks against undeclared work in Turin and province (November 2026)
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The Carabinieri Labour Inspectorate Unit of Turin, supported by the Provincial Carabinieri Command of Turin, concludes a series of checks on nine business activities between Turin, Mazzè, Ivrea, Susa and Viù. The officers verify the employment status of 14 employees, four of whom turn out to be working without a regular contract. Violations of labour and safety regulations are found, with those responsible, aged between 29 and 66, reported and fined.[1][2]
The results of the checks
In Mazzè, at a real estate agency, the Carabinieri find the lack of a Risk Assessment Document (DVR), the absence of staff training and information, the lack of mandatory medical check-ups, and an undeclared worker among the two employees: the business is suspended.[1] In Ivrea, at a bar and a tobacconist's, similar violations concerning the DVR and the lack of staff training emerge, with both businesses suspended.[1][2]
In Susa, a sports centre is found to have installed a video surveillance system without authorisation, while a nearby pizzeria-kebab shop is found to lack a DVR and staff training and the mandatory medical check-ups, and to employ both its workers off the books: this business is also suspended. In Viù, at a food and beverage outlet, the lack of a first-aid kit is found.[1][2]
The checks in Turin
In Turin's city centre, a minimarket is found to have unlawfully installed a video surveillance system; the same violation, together with the lack of a DVR, emerges at another business in the city centre. In the Mirafiori area, at a bakery, the officers find the lack of a DVR, the absence of staff training, an electrical hazard, an undeclared worker among the two employees, the lack of mandatory medical check-ups and the use of unsuitable work equipment: the business is suspended.[1][2]
Overall penalties
Overall, fines of 33,943 euros are imposed and administrative penalties of 38,600 euros are issued, for a total of more than 70,000 euros. The operation is part of the checks carried out by the Carabinieri to combat undeclared work and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations in the workplace.[1][2]
Sources
- Lavoro in nero a Torino e provincia, multe per oltre 72mila euro e numerose attività sospese — TorinoOggi, 12 November 2026
- Controlli a tappeto per contrastare il lavoro "nero" e tutelare il diritto dei lavoratori: attività sospese in provincia, da Mazzè a Susa — TorinoToday, 12 November 2026