SloveniaThe article reports on a dispute involving former owner of construction company Progros, MP Boris Mijič, and the workers' advisory service Delavska svetovalnica. The workers, including 13 foreign employees, claim they are owed over 41,000 euros in unpaid wages, regressions, and other entitlements. The advisory service has collected documentation, calculated total claims, and provided this information to a lawyer, while also using private investigators to pursue payment. Despite a deadline passing, no action has been taken. The advisory service plans further legal steps. Goran Lukić, head of the advisory service, criticizes Mijič as part of a broader system where owners evade responsibility by transferring companies to others in different countries. He highlights the issue of worker exploitation through complex corporate structures and the lack of accountability. The situation is described as a classic case of employer evasion, with legal remedies being available but practically unattainable due to the dissolution of the company.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue as a systemic failure within the business model, criticizing the behavior of individuals like Mijič who evade responsibility. It emphasizes the exploitation of workers and the lack of accountability from corporate entities, which aligns with left-leaning concerns about工人
