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Account Workers There advance for insolvency claim

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Briefings

Workers at Conta Lá are advancing an insolvency petition to access the guaranteed salary fund, as they face unpaid wages since May with a 4-5 month average delay. The project's management team resigned in late September, and a new management committee was elected in August but has not yet taken office. The company requires a €5 million capital injection that has not been completed.

Key points

• More than 50 workers at Conta Lá intend to file for insolvency to access the guaranteed salary fund due to unpaid wages since May.
• The project's management team resigned in late September, and a new management committee was elected in August but has not yet taken office.

Context

Workers at Conta Lá are advancing an insolvency petition to access the guaranteed salary fund, as they face unpaid wages since May with a 4-5 month average delay. The project's management team resigned in late September, and a new management committee was elected in August but has not yet taken office. The company requires a €5 million capital injection that has not been completed.

Limitations

Sources indicate the management team resigned in late September and a new committee was elected in August, but the committee has not yet taken office. The average delay for wages is estimated at 4-5 months, and the specific number of workers currently in the petition is more than 50.

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