New complaint filed against a company linked to Tamer Hosny over workers' dues
A number of employees at a company managing restaurants associated with Egyptian artist Tamer Hosny filed a report with the Giza Security Directorate, accusing the company of not having a registered official headquarters or clear contact information for its management, making it difficult for them to claim their financial and labor dues.
According to the complainants, they went to the labor office to inquire about their employment status and available legal procedures, but, according to their account, they were unable to reach a clear administrative authority to follow up on their demands. They called on the concerned authorities to examine the company's documents, verify its legal status, and identify those responsible for it.
The complaint comes following a previous report filed by a lawyer authorized by five employees, accusing "TH", the company responsible for managing the "Adam" restaurant, of terminating his clients' employment without paying their dues. The competent authorities are examining both complaints and verifying the accusations contained therein.