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ARTUR BAGHADASARYAN'S HAYASI COMPANY DID NOT PAY SALARIES
14:21 | December 29,2014 | Economy
Over 300 employees of the Hayasi Company are staging a protest outside
the factory in in the village of Voskevaz [in Aragatsotn region],
demanding their unpaid salaries for seven months.
"Each time we apply to the administration they promise to repay the
debts in the next few days, but they do not keep their promise. We
feel cheated," the employees told A1+ on the phone.
The angered employees say they will not leave the area unless they
receive their salaries.
A1+ has tried to contact the Company to know their opinion on the
issue. We dialed them by the number we found on the Company's website
but no one responded to our calls. According to press reports, Hayasi
Group Company belongs to Artur Baghadasaryan, Chairman of the Country
of Law Party (OEK), but OEK Spokesman Artur Misakyan dismissed the
reports saying they do not correspond to reality.
http://en.a1plus.am/1203390.html
From: A. Papazian
14:21 | December 29,2014 | Economy
Over 300 employees of the Hayasi Company are staging a protest outside
the factory in in the village of Voskevaz [in Aragatsotn region],
demanding their unpaid salaries for seven months.
"Each time we apply to the administration they promise to repay the
debts in the next few days, but they do not keep their promise. We
feel cheated," the employees told A1+ on the phone.
The angered employees say they will not leave the area unless they
receive their salaries.
A1+ has tried to contact the Company to know their opinion on the
issue. We dialed them by the number we found on the Company's website
but no one responded to our calls. According to press reports, Hayasi
Group Company belongs to Artur Baghadasaryan, Chairman of the Country
of Law Party (OEK), but OEK Spokesman Artur Misakyan dismissed the
reports saying they do not correspond to reality.
http://en.a1plus.am/1203390.html
From: A. Papazian