Jinjiang Chen Dai shoe factory boss told his subordinates that the whole family would go to Meizhou Bay in Putian to burn incense, where they thought they would not see it, and they owed 305 employees 1 million 821 thousand and 800 yuan.

Yesterday, Jinjiang labor, court, public security and Chen Dai town government and other departments involved in the investigation.

At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the reporter came to Heng Jia (China) shoes and Garments Co., Ltd. of Suchu community in Chen Dai Town, and hundreds of workers gathered in the courtyard of the factory.

Li Xianzhong, director of Chongqing, has been here for 9 years.

He said that in the morning of November 10th, the boss said his family had to burn incense in Meizhou Bay, Putian, and then talk to a trading company in Fuzhou, then they would leave a factory in a red sports car.

From that day on, the boss's cell phone was kept unanswered. Yesterday morning, the workers made an alarm call.

The boss surnamed Su, Suchu native, opened this company in 1997, the main posts are all family members.

In 1998, Li Xianzhong came to this company as director of the factory so far.

Li Xianzhong said that two days before the disappearance, the boss sold a number of finished shoes for OEM processing in the factory as stock.

The boss's missing is the direct consequence of the worker's wages.

Li Xianzhong said he was owed nearly 100 thousand yuan wages, the factory has 305 employees, was owed more than 3 months salary, management wages are delinquent longer.

After calculation, the total arrears of wages amounted to 1 million 821 thousand and 800 yuan.

This data is confirmed by the Labor Department of Jinjiang.

Mr. Cai, a Guizhou employee, said that he entered the factory in March this year and worked as a sewing machine workshop. He paid 2000 yuan a month, but he never paid wages. He deducted 400~600 yuan from his boss every month and was owed more than 10 thousand yuan.

On the morning of the morning, after receiving the alarm, a number of departments such as labor, court, public security and Chen Dai town in Jinjiang had been involved in the investigation and found that the average family members who had direct family relations with the Soviet Union had disappeared.

In the afternoon, the relevant departments held an emergency meeting to discuss this matter and decided that the government of Chen Dai town should borrow some of the workers' living expenses in advance.

Chen Luxu, deputy director of the Jinjiang labor and Social Security Bureau, said that the case has now entered the legal process and the relevant departments will handle it according to law.

More than 40 debt traders and processors also rushed to Heng Jia.

Deputy director Chen said that in the investigation and handling of the case, priority will be given to the wages of workers.