Police investigate the case of Sim Co Song Da Joint Stock Company owing people money for labor export.

(Baonghean.vn)- According to the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Nghe An: Sim Co Song Da Joint Stock Company has recruited workers in Que Phong district but has not been able to send workers abroad.

» People in debt because of labor export companies

Specifically, from 2011 to 2016, Sim Co Song Da Joint Stock Company recruited 110 workers in Que Phong district but was unable to send these workers abroad and owed the workers VND 2,7566 billion in loans from the Policy Bank for a long time.

The Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has directed the People's Committee of Que Phong district to establish an interdisciplinary inspection team to work with the Company. Up to now, the Company has returned VND 2,436,605,000 to the workers.

Ms. Lo Thi Nga (47 years old, Na Phay village, Muong Noc commune) and her husband are one of the households that paid money to Sim Co Song Da Joint Stock Company to send their children to work abroad but were not able to go. Photo: Document

Currently, the Company still owes its workers 320 million VND. The People's Committee of Que Phong district has transferred the case to the police investigation agency to handle the matter thoroughly to ensure the rights of the workers.

In addition to Sim Co Song Da Joint Stock Company, currently, in the province there are still some companies that have the function of recruiting labor for export but do not directly select but sign contracts or cooperate with organizations and individuals for recruitment. The phenomenon of dishonest advertising information still occurs.

Therefore, people need to be vigilant and carefully research information when approaching labor export companies, especially those that have not had their legal documents assessed by the relevant authorities and authorities.

That is the information that the functional sector provided regarding voters' petitions about people's difficulties in accessing policies on labor export, having to go through many intermediaries, cumbersome administrative procedures, high costs, and low efficiency./.

Gia Huy