(1)3 billion won in compensation for unfair labor practices at a Korean restaurant in New York.
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(3)New York = Yonhap News Correspondent Lee Kang-won = Geumgangsan, a famous Korean restaurant located in Flushing, a representative Korean town in New York, will pay $2.67 million to its employees for unfair labor practices.
(4)Judge Michael Dollinger of the Manhattan Federal Court in New York ruled in 2012 that Yoo, the owner of Mount Kumgang, should pay $2.67 million in compensation in a lawsuit filed by 11 Korean employees, including Park, local media reported on the 24th.
(5)Judge Dollinger ruled that he was admitted to work 10 to 12 hours a day for 5 to 7 days a week, but did not pay minimum wage or overtime pay, and did not pay tips paid by credit cards to employees.
(6)In addition, it was revealed that Mt. Geumgang did not properly fill out the employee’s working hours records and ordered employees to do things that had nothing to do with restaurant work, such as clearing snow and mowing grass.
(7)Even on holidays, unfair labor was forced to harvest cabbages on farms, and if they refused, they reportedly gave disadvantages such as dismissal.
(8)Since 2005, Mt. Geumgang has been under investigation by related authorities for unfair labor practices. In particular, in 2010, he was fined for violating laws related to underage labor.
(9)In addition to this flushing store, the recently closed Manhattan branch was also sued for unpaid wages by employees in 2010 and was sentenced to $1.95 million in compensation.
(10)The restaurant is expected to appeal against the ruling.
(11)In New York, a Korean restaurant named Geumgangsan pays its employees a minimum wage.
(12)You don’t turn it on, you don’t pay overtime, you steal tips.
(13)In addition to his work, he was sued by 11 employees for unfair labor practices such as lawn mowing and cabbage harvesting.
(14)3 billion won in compensation is left to be judged
(15)Then the president filed for bankruptcy as he had done in Korea, returned real estate and various assets to his wife and children’s names, and tried to endure without paying compensation.
(16)Now, in New York, these absurd cases are the inside story of New York’s largest Korean restaurant, Geumgangsan, which was defeated after trying to trick people not to pay.
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(19)Fraud if you transferred personal real estate to avoid unpaid wages for employees.
(20)a clear evasion of compulsory execution
(21)Put it back.
(22)Yoo Ji-sung, the president of a leading Korean restaurant in New York, swindled his real estate to his wife to avoid paying overdue wages, so Yoo, who filed for bankruptcy protection after receiving a $2.67 million ruling, returned the entire $950,000 mortgage loaned from the bank, especially to the plaintiffs. After receiving a $1.95 million payment notice from New York State for violating labor laws, he appealed, but lost, and filed an appeal in September last year, but was rejected. Yoo was also sued by three Hispanic employees on the 9th of last month, and the plaintiff said he would turn it into a class action suit. I went over the whole story of this incident.Ahn Chi-yong, editor of Secret of Korea.
(23)Yes, what you’re doing now is a fraudulent transfer, so the employees who won the case can enforce the property returned by the chairman in the name of their family, and the restaurant owner is not only required to pay compensation to the employee.
(24)Fines for labor law violations continue to pile up, increasing by $5 million to about 6 billion won.
(25)The largest Korean restaurant in New York, Geumgangsan Court, decided to pay $5 million in overdue wages.
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(28)Fines bomb for holding out in violation of Labor Bureau’s payment order
(29)Mt. Geumgang, the largest Korean restaurant in New York, is the second.
(30)Mount Kumgang’s appointment amid filing for bankruptcy protection
(31)The New York State Labor Department’s separate payment for the unpaid gold has been found to have 2.2 million dollars more than the 1.95 million dollars and 646,000 dollars originally known. The New York State Department of Labor was found to have won all three petitions in October and November to cite the Labor Department’s order as a formal ruling.
(32)As a result, Mt. Kumgang has to pay about $5 million to the New York State Labor Bureau.
(33)The restaurant’s Lanrod filed a lawsuit in late October claiming that Yoo Ji-sung was sentenced to $1.94 million in December 2014 at the Housing Court in New York City for his personal guarantee of Tenant Geumgangsan Mountain.
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(35)I asked for it. I looked into the context.
(36)An Chi-yong of Korea Editor’s Secret
(37)The restaurant has become difficult to operate due to the compensation penalty, so I can’t even pay the monthly rent.
(38)The amount in arrears reached $3.95 million, which is about 5 billion won.
(39)Through five repeated bankruptcy applications, he demonstrates how to prevent forced eviction.
(40)The epitome of a Korean restaurant in New York, Geumgangsan Mountain, eventually
(41)Comment 12022-03-03 Thursday, Lee Jin-soo.
(42)▶ Enforcement of the New York City Marshall Department’s order
(43)▶ More than 3.95 million months of arrears, including rental lights, into the 30-year history.
(44)A small picture of the outside of Gangsan Restaurant, where the recent deportation order was issued, shows a restaurant in the New York City Masil Bureau.
(45)An order for the entry into the gate.
(46)Geumon Restaurant, considered the epitome of New York Korean restaurants for the past 30 years, was eventually forced to leave.a strong mountain
(47)According to the industry on the 2nd, the Marshall Bureau of New York City was issued by the New York Ryeon Civil Court on January 25th.
(48)On February 17th, the order of forced resignation was enforced at the feast of restaurant caterers and restaurants, and the establishments were dropped.
(49)I shut him down.
(50)Court, yeah, get out of here.
(51)He was forced to leave in March last year.
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