Shishi Clothing Factory Owner Salary Arrears 180 Thousand For Three Years To Surrender

The factory failed to go bankrupt, and the workers were paid more than 18 yuan for wages.

After persuading him to surrender himself voluntarily, though he has settled most of the arrears of wages, according to the provisions of the criminal law, Zhang, owner of the factory, still has to face the punishment.

Recently, Shishi court sentenced him to six months' imprisonment, one year's probation and a fine of ten thousand yuan for refusing to pay labor remuneration.

Review:

Since February 2011, Zhang has hired a garment processing factory without evidence to operate a house in the village of Ling Xiu Hong Kong.

During the period, Zhang owed 26 workers, including Cao and Zhou, from October 2011 to December with a total wage of 183177.6 yuan.

Zhang escaped and refused to pay wages.

In December 22, 2011,

The human resources and Social Security Bureau issued a correction directive to Zhang, but Zhang still did not pay wages.

During Zhang's absconding, he was witnessed by relevant departments. He and some other workers, such as CaO and Zhou, sold the equipment and clothing left behind by Zhang's clothing factory.

The sale raised a total of 9000 yuan and was used to pay 50.1% of their arrears.

At the end of last year, Zhang fled to Guangzhou and gave himself up under the persuasion of the local public security organs.

During the bail pending trial, Zhang actively contacted workers who were defaulted on wages, except for the rest.

The wages of workers have not been cleared for 3600 yuan, and most of them have been defaulted on wages.

Recently, Shishi court heard the case publicly.

In the trial process, Zhang paid the remaining 3600 yuan on the spot, but according to the relevant provisions of the penalty, Zhang's behavior constituted a crime of refusing to pay labor remuneration.

In view of the fact that Zhang can take the initiative in settling arrears of wages, he shall be given a lighter punishment according to law.