Some 200 workers from the Northeast on Monday urged Department of Special Investigation (DSI) chief Tarit Pengdith to investigate a Chaiyaphum-based employment agency. 
	They alleged it collected tens of thousands of baht in &ldquo;commission&rdquo; from each of about 500 workers employed to pick berries in Sweden from July 24-September 27.&nbsp;
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	About 200 of the workers did not make as much money as promised, group representative Somsak Sameursap said.&nbsp;</div>

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