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An Episode From The Murderer System
Haik Gasparyan, the driver formerly employed by the company operating
the bus line 89, as well as 75 and 77 in Yerevan, was exploited like
other drivers for many years. Like other drivers he was not paid his
salary as set down in his contract. The drivers live on the money that
is left behind after paying the daily amount to the company and
covering car maintenance costs. Haik Gasparyan was fed up and went to
court, demanding his salary. The first instance court and the Court of
Appeals ruled the case in favor of the driver. The court ruled that ST
Trans Mobil must pay Haik Gasparyan's salary for three years which is
about 1,300,000 drams. However, the company refuses to pay, and now
the case is pending hearing at the Court of Cassation.
The reporter of the Armenian Time found out that ST Trans Mobil's
founder is the former owner of Noy Wine and Brandy Company Samvel
Tadevosyan. He is a man of fortune, his family lives in a castle on
Aygestan Street, center of Yerevan, he owns an apartment on Sayat Nova
Street with a space of 400 square meters, a three-storey house in
Carbee village, the Best Western Paradise Hotel in Dilijan, a door and
window company in Yerevan, a building on Kievyan Street, two fueling
stations.
Samvel Tadevosyan's company did not pay the miserable monthly salary
of 30,000-40,000 drams and exploited Haik Gasparyan for years and has
now applied to the Court of Cassation.
`Tadevosyan's house is surrounded with a seven meter tall wall, the
windows of the first floor are protected with bars, which is a sign of
permanent fear, which is how it should be,' the newspaper writes.
The mayor of Yerevan Taron Margaryan who wants to raise the fair
serves the interests of such people.
13:25 02/11/2013
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/country/view/31224
Haik Gasparyan, the driver formerly employed by the company operating
the bus line 89, as well as 75 and 77 in Yerevan, was exploited like
other drivers for many years. Like other drivers he was not paid his
salary as set down in his contract. The drivers live on the money that
is left behind after paying the daily amount to the company and
covering car maintenance costs. Haik Gasparyan was fed up and went to
court, demanding his salary. The first instance court and the Court of
Appeals ruled the case in favor of the driver. The court ruled that ST
Trans Mobil must pay Haik Gasparyan's salary for three years which is
about 1,300,000 drams. However, the company refuses to pay, and now
the case is pending hearing at the Court of Cassation.
The reporter of the Armenian Time found out that ST Trans Mobil's
founder is the former owner of Noy Wine and Brandy Company Samvel
Tadevosyan. He is a man of fortune, his family lives in a castle on
Aygestan Street, center of Yerevan, he owns an apartment on Sayat Nova
Street with a space of 400 square meters, a three-storey house in
Carbee village, the Best Western Paradise Hotel in Dilijan, a door and
window company in Yerevan, a building on Kievyan Street, two fueling
stations.
Samvel Tadevosyan's company did not pay the miserable monthly salary
of 30,000-40,000 drams and exploited Haik Gasparyan for years and has
now applied to the Court of Cassation.
`Tadevosyan's house is surrounded with a seven meter tall wall, the
windows of the first floor are protected with bars, which is a sign of
permanent fear, which is how it should be,' the newspaper writes.
The mayor of Yerevan Taron Margaryan who wants to raise the fair
serves the interests of such people.
13:25 02/11/2013
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/country/view/31224