Taiwan Funded Shoe Enterprises Collapse, Workers Face No Food And Clothing

Yesterday was originally a day after the construction of the big shoe factory of Zeng Cha Lu in Baiyun District, but after the workers returned to the factory, they found that the factory had closed down and the boss was in a dead end. Workers gathered at the gate of the factory to argue that some of the angry workers went to Zeng Cha road to block the road. The relevant departments promptly intervened in the investigation and treatment, rapidly subsided the situation, and also solved the employment problem for workers through the way of finding relevant shoe factories to recruit on the spot. When the factory closes, the factory closes and the factory closes. At 8 a.m. yesterday, workers returned to the big shoe factory to start work, but found that the factory signs had been dismantled. The security guard said that the factory dormitories were no longer allowed to move in, so that they could remove the luggage as soon as possible. When the reporter arrived at the factory at 11 a.m., the staff of the Labor Department registered the demands of the workers in the courtyard, and many workers' luggage was stacked at the factory gate. Worker Xiao Li said that before the new year, the boss promised to start work as usual after the year, but after that, workers returned to the factory and found that the factory buildings were hung with "factory rent" banners and the factory gates were closed. "Before the boss said that we should expand the scale so that we could bring more folks to work at that time. I didn't expect that when I bought high priced tickets to come, the factory went bankrupt." The workers felt no complaints. In order to arouse the attention of the relevant departments, they gathered at the gate of the factory to argue. The number of workers is increasing. There are two or three hundred people gathered at the gate of the factory. Some of the workers were excited, and once they went to Zeng Cha road to block the road. After the police persuasion, they opened the factory door and let them in, and the situation subsided. Last year, a lot of people went on sale and stock materials were sold. According to the workers, the factory was established in May 1, 1995. It is a Taiwanese capital enterprise whose boss is Yang, who has invested in the mainland for many years. On weekdays, he lived in the factory. After the Spring Festival returned to Taiwan, he lost his mind after the Chinese New Year. "He brought three managers from Taiwan." He has already had signs of the sudden collapse of the factory, Mr. Chen, who worked in the factory for 12 years. He told reporters that he did shoe mold development, and in 2008 the factory did not develop a shoe mold, and when the factory had the best profit, he developed hundreds of new shoe models a month. In terms of numbers, there were nearly 2000 workers at the factory's largest number, but fewer than 1000 people were on vacation until the year before. "A lot of workers are either cut or off because of lower wages." Xiao Wu, a worker, said that in May last year, their wages dropped to 1000 yuan from 1400 yuan per month. Although workers had gone on strike, they did not help. Some workers said that at the end of last year, the boss had sold the materials such as last stock, leather and other materials in the warehouse. "At that time, we suspected that the factory was going to go bankrupt, but the boss said that after the old materials were sold, they had to develop new products." Workers worried about life without sleep. There was no social security fund and no old fan from Henan was the cleaning worker of the factory. It was also the first batch of employees after the factory was founded. Lao Fan said that he had been living in the factory for so many years, and he had never let it go for many years. Last year, the factory suddenly let him go back to celebrate the new year. "Now I have no place to sleep." Lao Fan said he hoped that the authorities concerned could provide a place for shelter before they could go to work. Lao Fan said that the wages of all workers were only settled until the end of December last year. "Our social security and provident fund have not been obtained." "I am 37 years old," said Miss Yang, director of the factory's office. "Now let me look for a new job. No one will want me. The factory recruitment workers have clearly stipulated that the age is not more than 35 years old." According to Ye Songpei, deputy director of song Zhou Street studio of Baiyun District's standing committee, Baiyun District Labor and Taiwan office and other functional departments, and pine Chau Street Party Working Committee Office and Chai lung Economic Association have sent people to the scene for processing. They will resettle workers. As for workers' economic compensation, they will be resolved by employees through legal means, applying for arbitration to the labor department or filing a lawsuit to the court. Yesterday afternoon, the labor and Social Security Bureau of Baiyun District had set up temporary offices on the spot, so that workers could send representatives to reflect the situation. In order to provide workers with a way out, Baiyun District Labor Department and song Zhou Street try to contact the relevant enterprises to carry out recruitment activities to facilitate staff employment. Yesterday, we have contacted the Meiying shoe factory under the Taiwan Mega American group and Guangzhou Shijie (Hongkong) Shoes Co., Ltd. for on-site recruitment. This newspaper will continue to pay attention to the placement of these workers. Wang Xiaonan: editor in charge