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Havan fined R$300,000 over employees working standing up
Havan was fined R$300,000 over employees working standing up.
The case involves Havan employees in Rondonópolis, a city in Brazil's Mato Grosso state.
The court imposed the fine because the company did not provide chairs for its workers.
Havan is owned by businessman Luciano Hang, who said he was indignant about the penalty.
The case concerns whether employees had seating while working.
The available information does not say whether the fine will be challenged or what happens next.
Havan was fined R$300,000 over a lack of chairs for employees in Rondonópolis, Mato Grosso.
Businessman Luciano Hang, who owns Havan, said he was indignant about the fine.
The fine was applied by the Justice of Mato Grosso.
The article does not state when the fine was imposed.
- Who
- Havan was fined. Its owner, Luciano Hang, criticized the fine.
- What
- Havan received a R$300,000 fine over a lack of chairs for employees.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Rondonópolis, Mato Grosso, Brazil.
- Why
- The company lacked chairs for employees.
Luciano Hang
Justice of Mato Grosso
Reason for the fine
Luciano Hang
Hang said he was indignant about the fine.
Justice of Mato Grosso
The Justice of Mato Grosso applied the fine because Havan lacked chairs for employees.
The Justice of Mato Grosso applied a fine to Havan over the lack of chairs for employees.
Luciano Hang said he was indignant about it.
- Fine
- R$300,000
- Company
- Havan
- Owner
- Luciano Hang
- Location
- Rondonópolis, Mato Grosso
What people are saying
indignant