The Fifth Bureau of China Railway was fined 15,000 yuan for arrears of wages to peasant workers and failure to rectify them! What can you do? Is this figure serious? Peasants ask for money = maliciously ask for wages! State-owned enterprises are in arrears = fines! It feels ridiculous! National rejuvenation is just around the corner!
Today, I saw a jaw-dropping piece of news: China Railway No. 5 Bureau was "severely punished" for failing to pay migrant workers' wages as required and for failing to rectify the situation! That's right, you heard it right, it was the China Railway No. 5 Bureau, which is well-known in the construction industry! According to reports, China Railway No. 5 Bureau was fined 15,000 yuan for failing to pay the wages owed to migrant workers as required. However, such a meager amount of fine has caused controversy, with many questioning whether it is an insult to the unpaid wages of workers. To be honest, this news is also quite surprising to me, because China Railway Fifth Bureau, as a state-owned enterprise, should pay more attention to workers' welfare and rights and interests.
First, let's get a little background. Wage arrears have always been a serious social problem that affects everyone's hearts. As a country, we should all respect the rights and interests of workers, especially migrant workers, who have made great contributions to urban construction. However, this time there are often arrears of wages for migrant workers! Do you remember that radish uncle? I have been in arrears of wages for 10 years, and I still have a lawyer or a barrister, so I just ask you what you can do!
The fine is only 15,000 yuan, is that enough? Let's take a look at this number first. For a large business, this fine amount is really insignificant. As a means of penalizing workers for non-payment of wages, this fine is indeed disappointing. Moreover, the interest on the arrears of wages to the workers is probably even higher than the amount of the fine! This is not only an insult to the rights and interests of the laborers, but also a mockery of the peasant workers of the whole country. Wage arrears are a very bad act. Migrant workers work hard every day and sweat hard, but they do not receive the remuneration they deserve. At first, I thought that 150,000 yuan was enough? Is 15,000 yuan enough for a meal for other people? This kind of self-indulgent thing should be done less! Why don't you pay a fine? I don't know who this kind of fine is disgusting?
Migrant workers are the backbone of our social construction, and their work is selfless and hard. However, these unsung workers are often subjected to injustice. Many migrant workers are unable to return home for the Chinese New Year and provide better living conditions for their families with half a year's salary or more. This phenomenon is truly heart-wrenching and an issue that we urgently need to address.
As for the fine imposed on the Fifth Bureau of China Railway, I can only say that it is understandable and dispensable, and it is better to believe that the arrears of wages not only hurt the interests of the migrant workers, but are also seriously irresponsible to the entire construction industry. To borrow a phrase: State-owned enterprises are the pillars of the country, and they are baby bumps, which should be cared for like flowers. How can state-owned enterprises be punished for the common people to live and work in peace and contentment, and live happily and harmoniously? We must severely crack down on maliciously demanding wages and project funds, safeguard the rights and interests of state-owned enterprises, and defeat all the evil forces of US imperialism and the West!
I think it's right to see the voices of netizens!
The cost of violating the law is too low, the enterprise has the confidence and courage to violate the law, the penalty should be more than 20 times the illegal funds, and there is no upper limit, the person in charge of the punishment should be punished, the sentence should be based on the protection of the rights and interests of workers.