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The court recovers from Buturlinovskaya LVZ million salary debt to the driver

From March to September 2026, his salary was not transferred to him

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The court recovers from Buturlinovskaya LVZ million salary debt to the driver

A former employee of the Buturlinovo distillery appealed to the district court with a demand to recover unpaid wages from the enterprise. This became known on Thursday, November 12.

According to the court, a resident of Buturlinovka worked at the plant as a machinist of the bottling and washing area. From March to September 2026, wages were not transferred to him, in connection with which the man decided to resign at his own request. The amount of debt exceeded 1.1 million rubles.

In addition to the principal debt, the plaintiff insists on collecting from the employer 30 thousand rubles in compensation for moral damage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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