Moscow Prosecutor's Office Clears 278M RUB Salary Debt
The Moscow prosecutor's office intervened to resolve a salary debt of over 278 million rubles affecting more than 2,500 employees at a commercial company, resulting in full repayment and restoration of labor rights.
Consensus
- A commercial organization in Moscow failed to pay salaries to its employees from April to May 2026.
- The total salary debt amounted to more than 278 million rubles.
- Over 2,500 employees were affected by the unpaid salaries.
- The Moscow prosecutor's office conducted a check and intervened.
- A representative was submitted to the company's general director, which was accepted.
- An administrative case was initiated against the legal entity under Article 5.27 of the Russian Code of Administrative Offenses.
- The entire salary debt was fully paid after the prosecutor's intervention.
- Labor rights of the employees were restored.
- The company committed to preventing future violations of labor legislation.
Points of divergence
- The general director of another Moscow company was placed under investigation after employees did not receive salaries for several months, resulting in a debt of over four million rubles, and a criminal case was opened before the debt was settled. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Prosecure office secured debt discharge for wages totaling 278 million rubles in Moscow — РИАМО
- In Moscow, after the prosecutor's office intervened, workers were paid off their wage debt — Вести
- Employees of the firm were not paid 278 million rubles in wages: how the situation was resolved — Вечерняя Москва