Crackdown on car washes over illegal employment as firms face fines of £60k
Business caught employing people with no right to work in the UK can faces fines up to £60,000.
Business caught employing people with no right to work in the UK can faces fines up to £60,000.
The Unite union, which represents workers, has described the decision as a "bombshell".
Stuart Millington is the interim chief of South Wales Fire and Rescue Service but is facing employment tribunal proceedings related to his role in North Wales.