Continue to operate and default on wages after renaming? A concrete company in Hunan was reported.

2025-12-24 11:02:05

Recently, according to the "People's Voice-Red Net" website information, some netizens reported that "Yuhua District Hunan Credit Suisse Concrete Co., Ltd. is in arrears of wages", and the case has not yet been handled.

Recently, according to the "People's Voice-Red Net" website information, some netizens reported that "Yuhua District Hunan Credit Suisse Concrete Co., Ltd. is in arrears of wages", and the case has not yet been handled.

Netizens said: "Yuhua District Hunan Ruixin Concrete Co., Ltd. is in arrears with wages and does not pay wages after changing its name."; After the arbitration with Hunan Credit Suisse Concrete Co., Ltd., the people's court of Yuhua District did not execute the money, but after providing the equipment list of Credit Suisse Company, the people's court of Yuhua District did not execute the money, which led to the change of the name of Credit Suisse Company and its normal operation, and after many complaints, the people's court of Yuhua District refused to execute the money because the company was applying for bankruptcy. He did not reply to the fact that the site of Hunan Ruixin Concrete Co., Ltd. had changed its name, which was a refusal. The wages of our

migrant workers are not easy, and it is not easy to find the company's related property, but the court refused to execute it for various reasons! In this way, the wages of our migrant workers have been in arrears for several years by the use of illegal procedures by bad enterprises.

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Recently, according to the "People's Voice-Red Net" website information, some netizens reported that "Yuhua District Hunan Credit Suisse Concrete Co., Ltd. is in arrears of wages", and the case has not yet been handled.

2025-12-24 11:02:05

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