Impuls Agency specializes in hiring senior citizens at subminimum wage on trash contracts. These people simply do not have enough money to retire and have to work, but find it very difficult to get any job. Worse yet, these people often have to wait months to get paid, or quit, having received no money at all. Many workers are owed from 3-6 months' wages.

On November 21, members of ZSP and another union went to the office of Impuls agency to demand that immediate payments be made to ex-workers who hadn't received any money for months. These workers were hired at 80 euro cents per hour and often worked up to 250 hours a month just to make 200 euros.
We went to the office of the agency and demanded that the people be paid everything they were owed immediately. At first the Impuls people claimed that there was no money, even though today they are supposed to pay people. (It was typical that workers would should up on pay day and be told there was no cash and to come back another day.) We said we would not move until they were paid. The action was meaning filmed by a TV crew. After some time, one of the managers came and paid people. The four workers who went today received over 3000 euros in total. Most were owed 3-4 months' salary.
Combined with payments from other actions, people have received about 8000 euros of back pay.