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Lipetsk pensioner will return the surcharge after fictitious employment

A resident of the Lipetsk region reduced the pension by 2 thousand rubles after the system it was issued by the seller at once three employers

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Lipetsk pensioner will return the surcharge after fictitious employment

A resident of the Lipetsk region reduced the pension by 2 thousand rubles after the system it was issued by the seller at once three employers.

According to the joint press service of the judicial system of the Lipetsk region, the woman stated that she did not get a job and did not sign labor contracts.

The Stanovlyansky district court found that there were no labor relations and ordered the regional branch of the Social Fund to recalculate the pension. The pensioner suggested that her personal data could be used by attackers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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