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千葉労働局 不正受給に関する報告書

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This document is a report published by the Chiba Labor Bureau regarding fraudulent receipt of subsidies. It details information about social insurance labor consultants and offices involved in fraudulent subsidy claims. The report includes the names of the subsidies, the dates of cancellation, the amounts ordered for return, the status of returns, and descriptions of the fraudulent activities. Specific cases of creating false application documents are highlighted, explaining how the fraudulent receipt of subsidies was discovered. The Chiba Labor Bureau aims to prevent fraud and promote the proper distribution of subsidies through this information.

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