Overview
- Four Hinduja family members are accused of paying staff as little as $8 for 18-hour workdays.
- Prosecutors claim the family spent more on their pet dog than on staff wages.
- The trial follows a financial settlement with some plaintiffs, but criminal charges remain.
- Defense lawyers argue that the family provided accommodation and food, disputing the claims of exploitation.
- The case highlights ongoing issues of domestic worker mistreatment in Geneva.