The Owner Of The "Black Clothing Factory" Has Lost His Rent And Wages.

Here world Clothing and shoes Xiaobian of the network to introduce to you is "black clothing factory" hide the owner of the house owes the rent wages to run.

"In July 15th, I was introduced to a garment factory in Lazi mountain. In October 31st, the boss and his wife suddenly ran away." Yesterday, Ms. Wu, who came to work in Heilongjiang province (a clue fee of 50 yuan +50 yuan gift), telephoned the hotline 84323110 to reflect that the boss owed the factory rental and their 22 workers a total of 200 thousand yuan, and now they do not know how to safeguard their rights.

The factory where Ms. Wu works is located in a residential building in the village of Lazi mountain, Xin Zhai Zi street, Ganjingzi. There is no brand tag outside, or even legal procedures. It is a black garment factory.

Some workers were owed 16000 yuan.

Wu told reporters that he was introduced by the people into the factory in July 15th to dry clothes processing, "the boss is a couple, a surname surname surname fee, two people are more than 40 years old, when the factory explicitly told me not to sign a contract, a day to live 120 yuan salary, how many days to earn wages, at the end of the month checkout." Miss Wu said, because the month of July did not work for a month, the boss did not send it for the time being. In August, she received a full month salary. In September, she only paid about 1000 yuan, and still owed her 1800 yuan in wages, which was not paid to her, plus a few days' wages in July and October, until the boss ran away, and owed her 4000 yuan.

"I owe less. Some people have worked in this factory for more than two years. Many people are over $10000, and most of them are owed 16000 yuan. There are one or two disabled people in the factory, one person is owed 8000 yuan, one person is owed more than 10 thousand, 22 staff accumulative total owed 200 thousand yuan wages. Ms. Wu said.

The landlord said the boss owed his rent.

Miss Wu told reporters that before leaving work in October 31st, the boss told workers to come to pay the next afternoon. "The second day is rest day, so they do not have to work in the morning. In the afternoon, when workers came to the factory, they were surprised to find that the factory door was locked, and the boss's couple had not shown up. At that time, the landlord of the rental workshop came to say to everyone. Boss Before I left, I called him and said that the rent owed was not paid. The remaining machines in the factory were all used to rent him. The workers who heard the truth stopped calling the boss's cell phone.

After listening to Ms. Wu's statement, the reporter then called the boss's couple's cell phone and stopped. Reporters learned that more than a dozen second-hand sewing machines were left in the factory, and all of them were taken over by the landlord to make up for the rent. The boss took away the computer and a dog when he left.

Yesterday, reporters at the scene saw a woman claiming to be a homeowner came to the factory to ask for rent. She was originally located in the house of the village to rent to the boss couple, is now owed rent, and has lost contact with two people.

Labor supervision department suggests taking legal channels

In response to Ms. Wu's experience, the reporter contacted the municipal labor supervision department, a staff member said that Wu and others had no labor contract with the factory, and the factory had no legal formalities. In the strict sense, it was impossible to determine the labor relations of Wu and others, so it was difficult for them to provide effective rights protection.

Wu told reporters yesterday that they were discussing ways of passing the law. Rights protection The possibility.