不正受給に関する報告書（静岡労働局）
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不正受給に関する報告書（静岡労働局）
This document is a report published by the Shizuoka Labor Bureau regarding fraudulent receipt of subsidies. It details cases where businesses, including a nursing care service and a manufacturer of dance supplies, fraudulently received employment adjustment subsidies and career advancement subsidies. The report includes information on the names of the representatives, locations, types of subsidies, decision dates, amounts ordered for repayment, repayment status, and descriptions of fraudulent activities. This report is part of efforts to prevent future fraudulent claims.
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This document is a press release from the Kyoto Labor Bureau announcing the names of businesses that fraudulently received employment adjustment subsidies. It identifies four companies: Miyako Shokudo Co., Ltd., Neighbor Food Co., Ltd., SZM spice Co., Ltd., and Katsuta Waterworks Co., Ltd. Each company is detailed with the amount of subsidy fraudulently received and the nature of the fraudulent claims, which involved creating false documentation stating that they had paid leave allowances when they had not. The total amounts to be returned are also specified.
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This document lists businesses in Fukuoka Prefecture that have fraudulently received subsidies. It details each business's name, representative, business overview, location, type of subsidy, date of subsidy cancellation, amount ordered for repayment, repayment status, and the nature of the fraudulent acts. Many cases involve the creation of false application documents, claiming subsidies for businesses that were not actually on leave. The Fukuoka Labor Bureau is strengthening its efforts to prevent such fraudulent activities.
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This document publicly announces information about businesses in Fukushima Prefecture that have engaged in fraudulent receipt of employment adjustment subsidies. It details the names of the businesses, their representatives, business summaries, the nature of the fraudulent activities, the amounts ordered for repayment, and the status of those repayments. Many businesses created false application documents, claiming to have been on leave when they were not, thereby fraudulently receiving subsidies. This highlights the need for measures to ensure the proper management of these subsidies.
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This document summarizes the public cases of violations related to labor standards laws as updated by the Tokyo Labor Bureau on July 31, 2023. It includes specific instances of violations of the Labor Safety and Health Act and the Labor Standards Act, detailing the names of companies, locations, publication dates, and the relevant laws violated. The violations include failure to implement safety measures to protect workers and neglecting to report labor accidents that required more than four days of leave. The document aims to promote improvements in labor conditions and ensure safety in the workplace.
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/ishikawa-roudoukyoku/content/contents/002770761.pdf
This document summarizes the cases of violations related to labor standards laws published by the Ishikawa Labor Bureau. It includes details such as company names, locations, publication dates, violated laws, and case summaries. Several violations are highlighted, including the operation of machinery by unqualified workers, unpaid minimum wages, and lack of site inspections. These reports indicate situations that threaten the safety and rights of workers, emphasizing the need for compliance with labor standards laws.
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