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不正受給に関与した事業主等の一覧（令和5年・6年）
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不正受給に関与した事業主等の一覧（令和5年・6年）
This document provides a list of businesses in Fukushima Prefecture involved in fraudulent receipt of employment adjustment subsidies. It details each business's name, representative, location, type of subsidy, cancellation date, amount ordered for repayment, repayment status, and the nature of the fraudulent actions. Many cases involve the creation of false application documents, where businesses claimed subsidies despite not actually having employees on leave. This highlights the need for proper management of the subsidy system.
長崎労働局 労働基準関係法令違反公表
/nagasaki-roudoukyoku/content/contents/kohyou-26100601.pdf
This document summarizes cases of violations of labor standards laws published by the Nagasaki Labor Bureau. It includes details such as the names of companies, their locations, publication dates, and the nature of the violations, which primarily involve breaches of the Minimum Wage Act and the Labor Safety and Health Act. For instance, Comtec Co., Ltd. failed to pay approximately 860,000 yen in wages to a worker. Several other companies are also noted for similar violations. This information is crucial for protecting workers' rights and promoting compliance with legal regulations among businesses.
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/ehime-roudoukyoku/content/contents/002820008.pdf
This document is a public announcement by the Ehime Labor Bureau regarding business owners and executives involved in fraudulent receipt of subsidies. It details the names of businesses, their locations, the dates of subsidy cancellations, the amounts ordered for repayment, the status of repayments, and the nature of the fraudulent activities. Several companies falsely claimed to have suspended operations and created fraudulent documents to receive employment adjustment subsidies, despite not actually being closed.
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/mie-roudoukyoku/content/contents/002836258.pdf
This document summarizes cases of violations of labor standards laws published by the Mie Labor Bureau. It includes various incidents such as unqualified individuals operating forklifts, illegal overtime work without a signed agreement, and failure to provide special training for crane operations. Each case details the company name, location, publication date, violated laws, case summaries, and dates of prosecution, providing essential information for protecting workers' safety and rights.
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/kochi-roudoukyoku/content/contents/002836393.pdf
This document summarizes the public cases of violations of labor standards laws reported by the Kochi Labor Bureau, updated on September 30, 2023. It includes details about companies that violated laws such as the Minimum Wage Act and the Labor Safety and Health Act. For instance, Sewing Oosaki Co., Ltd. failed to pay wages to workers, while Ikesawa Shoten also reported similar violations. Additionally, the Okawa Village Forestry Cooperative did not comply with regulations to ensure worker safety. This information highlights the importance of improving labor conditions and adhering to legal standards.
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