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“Municipal Enterprise Livenskoye” was obliged to issue workwear

The Prosecutor’s office during the inspection found violations in the field of labor protection

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“Municipal Enterprise Livenskoye” was obliged to issue workwear

The Prosecutor’s office during the inspection found violations in the field of labor protection. The audit was held in the "Municipal Enterprise Livenskoye".

Employees of the supervisory authority in September of this year found that the welder worked without proper equipment: he was not given a suit and an apron to protect against sparks and splashes of metal. For this reason, a lawsuit was filed in court.

Servants of Themis during the proceedings agreed with the arguments of the Prosecutor’s office. The employer now has to hand over two sets of personal protective equipment to the employee.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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