State Control Committee of the Minsk region brought to administrative responsibility 14 organizations and 15 executives, late payment of wages to workers . BelTA learned from the press service of the State Control Committee of Belarus.
So , for late payment of wages fined Br1, 2000000 Director CSEA " bevy " Vileika district, Br0, 7000000 - Head of " Molodechnoles " ( g.Vileyka ) , brought to administrative responsibility themselves organization.
Along with this, the State Control Committee of the Minsk region taken by payroll organization had a debt to its employees . Numerous issues were resolved on the basis of control carried out by the Office in February of this year, the hotline , which turned 52 a resident of the region. For example , employees of " Koshino " Lahoisk district reported that they were not paid wages for December 2013 . In examining the situation information was confirmed : the company was indebted to the 64 employees totaling more than Br240 million After the intervention of the State Control Committee of wage workers " Koshino " until February 11 has been paid in full.
also taken into the treatment hotline employees of " Kholopenichi " Krupsk district , who complained that they had not received wages for December 2013 . Through perseverance State Control Committee of 112 employees of " Kholopenichi " wages were paid in full by February 11 .
For legal assessment of the actions of officials , distorted statistical reporting on the availability of wage arrears , KGC Minsk region soon send materials checks on 5 leaders in law enforcement organizations .
Information about late payment of salaries to workers of Minsk region and distortion of statistical reports sent to the Minsk Regional Executive Committee for response and bringing the perpetrators to disciplinary liability.
should be noted that in violation of the terms of payment of wages in accordance with the Code of Administrative Offences of the head of the organization can be fined from Br0, 5 million to Br2, 6,000,000 , and the organization held responsible for amount up to Br13 million