Several restaurants in Mora, Orsa, Älvdalen and Malung-Sälen have been exposed for hiring people without work permits.
Police have examined businesses in four Dalarna municipalities. Several restaurants were found using illegal labor.
The report comes from moratidning.se and describes how black work contributes to the criminal economy.
Behind ordinary operations lies the exploitation of people without permission to work in Sweden, according to the details.
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Police in Dalarna and Maskinentreprenörerna have launched a collaboration called Varningdirekt to reduce thefts and crimes against construction companies.
Göran Lignell, a Liberal candidate for parliament, was convicted in 2021 of tax crimes linked to black wages paid to Moldavian construction workers in the Gothenburg area.
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A popular restaurant in Borlänge was forced to close after environmental inspectors found serious deficiencies during an unannounced check last week.
Gang recruiters in Malmö are instructing young enforcers to avoid the central station due to heightened police presence. Officials say such measures won't help, as patrols have been increased citywide. The warnings come amid a special operation following a March murder.
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Over the weekend of March 13–15, demonstrations are being held in 30 locations across Sweden against what organizers describe as an inhumane migration policy. In Borlänge, participants are gathering on Saturday afternoon at Sveatorget. One of the organizers, Annelie Larsson, expresses pain over the direction the country is heading.
The Swedish parliament has decided to remove the requirement for food service at venues selling alcohol. From this summer, restaurants and bars can obtain serving permits without offering meals.
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Several people from Borlänge and surrounding areas, including a man in his 30s as the central figure, are being charged with major fraud and extortion. Victims were scammed out of millions of kronor over eight years. One victim lost four million kronor.