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53 farmers were owed 1.4 million yuan in wages, and the China Construction Second Bureau was fined 2,000 yuan

author:Poetic white cloud cpl

On January 3, a news that 53 farmers were owed more than 1.4 million yuan in wages attracted widespread attention. The incident stemmed from the misconduct of China Construction Second Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd. in a large-scale construction project.

53 farmers were owed 1.4 million yuan in wages, and the China Construction Second Bureau was fined 2,000 yuan

Background to the event

The construction industry is one of the pillar industries in the mainland, however, the problem of unpaid wages for migrant workers is not uncommon. This not only harms the legitimate rights and interests of migrant workers, but also affects social harmony and stability. In this case, it is sad that 53 farmers were not paid for their labor for a construction company.

53 farmers were owed 1.4 million yuan in wages, and the China Construction Second Bureau was fined 2,000 yuan

Specific treatment

In response to this incident, the relevant departments have intervened in the investigation and will investigate the responsibility of the relevant responsible companies in accordance with the law. China Construction Second Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd. was fined 2,000 yuan for failing to perform its regulatory duties. This penalty will serve as a warning to other companies to ensure that migrant workers' wages are paid in full and on time.

53 farmers were owed 1.4 million yuan in wages, and the China Construction Second Bureau was fined 2,000 yuan

Social impact

This incident has aroused widespread attention and discussion from all walks of life. People have called for strengthening supervision and establishing a sound wage payment guarantee system for migrant workers to protect the legitimate rights and interests of migrant workers. At the same time, it also reminds the majority of migrant workers that they must have the courage to protect their legitimate rights and interests when they encounter the problem of wage arrears.

Recommended Actions:

In order to solve the problem of arrears of wages for migrant workers, we put forward the following suggestions: first, the relevant departments should strengthen supervision and strict law enforcement; second, enterprises should strengthen self-discipline to ensure that migrant workers' wages are paid on time and in full; and finally, migrant workers themselves should also raise their legal awareness and learn to protect their legitimate rights and interests.

53 farmers were owed 1.4 million yuan in wages, and the China Construction Second Bureau was fined 2,000 yuan

This is a serious problem that we need to work together to solve. It is hoped that through this article, more people can pay attention to this issue and jointly create a harmonious and stable social environment.