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Lack of protection of labor rights

Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2025 8:03 am
by subornaakter20
In case of a conflict with the employer, the employee will not be able to prove the actual amount of his salary. Again, in case of forced dismissal or forced layoff of the employee, he may be denied severance pay.

Meager salaries

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Criminal liability
In some cases, employees may be held liable for bolivia mobile phone numbers database complicity in tax evasion. An employee is a taxpayer. When an employee receives an unofficial portion of their salary from which they do not pay personal income tax, they are breaking the law. If the case goes to court, it will be difficult to prove that the employer was not involved in financial fraud.


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What workers can do to protect themselves
By paying a grey salary, the employer risks encountering an intractable employee.

What workers can do to protect their rights:

Contact the labor inspectorate

Employees can file a complaint with the State Labor Inspectorate, which will conduct an inspection and take action if violations are found. In this case, the employer will be forced to pay a fine or compensation.

Go to court

Workers can file a lawsuit to protect their labor rights and recover unpaid wages.

Court

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Report to tax authorities

Employees can report violations to tax authorities, who will conduct an investigation and take action.

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