TB Vina Co Ltd, a foreign direct investment company, specialised in textile and clothing in Hoà Khánh Industrial Park, and started operations in August 2014. —Photo nld.vn ĐÀ NẴNG — A court in the central city of Đà Nẵng on Friday ruled in favour of workers whose South Korean employer failed to pay their salaries or social insurance duties for over a year. This was the largest labour dispute involving overdue payments where workers were represented by their trade union in court. TB Vina Co Ltd, a foreign direct investment company, specialised in textile and clothing in Hoà Khánh Industrial Park, and started operations in August 2014. Late July last year, hundreds of workers gathered in front of the company premises to protest and demand the company pay the remaining 55 per cent of their June salaries and 100 per cent of their July salaries the company owed them. In addition, the company had not paid up social insurance premiums to the Social Security agency since 2016 September for nearly 500 workers, while it had still subtracted premiums from workers’ salaries (amounting to 10.5 per cent). Kim Sang Bong – director-general and the legal representative of the company – has left Việt Nam. Rumours are… Read full this story
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