SloveniaThe article discusses the situation involving Boris Mijič, a former owner of the construction company Progros and a member of the Respublican Party (Resnica), who is accused of avoiding his responsibilities towards employees. The Labor Advisory Board represents 13 foreign workers who are owed over €41,000 in unpaid wages, bonuses, and other payments. Despite gathering documentation and initiating legal steps through a lawyer and detective, Mijič has not fulfilled his obligations. The board plans further actions but has not disclosed specifics. According to Lukić, this case exemplifies a broader issue of exploiting workers, transferring companies to new owners in different countries, and leaving employees without recourse. He criticizes the system that allows such practices and highlights the lack of accountability for those responsible.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the situation as a systemic issue of exploitation by corporate leaders and highlights the failure of the state to protect workers' rights. It criticizes the current economic and legal framework, suggesting that the system favors private interests over social responsibility. The ph
