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企业拖欠农民工工资将入“黑名单”
来源: | 作者:肯萨公司事业部 | 发布时间: 1977天前 | 709 次浏览 | 分享到:
年底将至,农民工工资支付再次成为社会关注的热点话题,根治农民工欠薪将有更严厉的法律手段。
A blacklist of employers who delay paying migrant workers will be set up.
Those who refuse to pay wages in arrears may be subject to mandatory enforcement, and those who are suspected of committing crimes will be transferred to judicial organs.
据中国政府网消息,国务院总理李克强12月4日主持召开国务院常务会议,通过《保障农民工工资支付条例(草案)》(下称《草案》),明确建立拖欠农民工工资“黑名单”,对拒不支付拖欠工资的可依法申请强制执行,涉嫌犯罪的移送司法机关处理。
  
国务院常务会议强调,农民工为国家建设发展作出了重大而独特贡献,必须保证他们的辛劳获得及时足额的报酬。要在前期专项整治基础上,用法治手段推动根治拖欠农民工工资问题。
 
《草案》明确用人单位主体责任、政府属地责任和部门监管责任,要求按约定及时足额支付农民工工资。规定建设单位未满足施工所需资金安排的不得开工建设或颁发施工许可证,建立拖欠农民工工资“黑名单”,对拒不支付拖欠工资的可依法申请强制执行,涉嫌犯罪的移送司法机关处理。


"Governments at all levels, State-owned enterprises and government-affiliated institutions must under no circumstances incur wage arrears to migrant workers," Premier Li Keqiang said at the State Council executive meeting on Dec 4.
The meeting adopted a regulation on ensuring wage payments to migrant workers to resolve the problem of wage arrears, which clearly defines the primary responsibility of employers, the responsibility of local governments and the responsibility of regulatory authorities. It stipulates that wages of migrant workers must be paid in full and on time.
The Premier said migrant workers have made significant and unique contributions to the country’s development. They should be remunerated in full and on time for their hard work. Legal means are needed to promote the fundamental resolution of the wage arrears they face.
"Migrant workers are a disadvantaged group and salaries are their main income source, so we must not only provide them opportunities to work in cities, but also ensure that they get paid," the Premier said.
According to the draft regulation on wage payments to migrant workers passed at the meeting, construction units should not start construction or get construction permits if not meeting the funding requirements.
And a blacklist of employers who delay paying migrant workers will be set up.
Those who refuse to pay wages in arrears may be subject to mandatory enforcement, and those who are suspected of committing crimes will be transferred to judicial organs.
"It is serious damage to the government’s image when migrant workers cannot get paid in government-invested projects, so we must resolutely stop that from happening," the Premier said.
He also urged local governments to make clearing of wage arrears a priority for government-invested projects, clarify responsibilities, and reveal major problems with serious punishment for those responsible.