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栃木県内の不正受給事業者一覧(令和8年3月19日公表)

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栃木県内の不正受給事業者一覧(令和8年3月19日公表)

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This document provides a list of businesses in Tochigi Prefecture that have fraudulently received subsidies. It details each business's name, representative, business overview, the nature of the fraudulent receipt, and the amount ordered to be returned. Many cases involve the creation of false application documents, claiming that workers who were not actually on leave were on leave to receive subsidies. As a result, numerous instances of fraudulent receipt of subsidies have been uncovered, leading to orders for repayment. The document is based on announcements by the Tochigi Labor Bureau and reflects the latest information.

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