819,000 euros. This is the amount that a business manager must reimburse to the Union for the recovery of social security contributions and family allowances (Urssaf). For five years, none of the 73 full-time employees was declared by this boss of a construction company.
Last Monday, the Nice Criminal Court recognized him for performing concealed work. He was sentenced to eighteen months in prison with probationary suspension for three years, five years of prohibition to manage and therefore the obligation to pay the sum estimated by Urssaf, told 20 minutes Xavier Bonhomme, public prosecutor of Nice, confirming the information of Nice morning.
It was during a control on a site that the labor inspectorate discovered undeclared employees. During its investigation, the regional directorate for companies, competition, consumption, labor and employment (Dirrecte) then noted other “oversights” statements including checks to around 200 people, for a amount of more than 840,000 euros. According to the local daily, the former manager of the company confessed during the hearing “not to be made for management”.