For employees who are working while the company is on leave due to the suspicion that a travel agency in Tokyo, whose representative director is the chairman of the Japan Association of Travel Agents, has illegally received the "employment adjustment subsidy". , I found out from the interviews with the people concerned that there was a suspicion that the business record was not kept, such as instructing to exchange by free mail without using the business email address.
The company says, "We are checking the facts and cannot comment."
Tokyo travel agency "World Aviation Service", of which Jungo Kikuma (69), chairman of the Japan Association of Travel Agents, serves as the representative director, submitted a lie document to the country that pretended to be resting employees from last year and hired it. According to an interview with NHK, it was suspected that the adjustment subsidy was illegally received at least about 70 million yen.
Actually, it is said that many employees have been working since July last year, but the company has instructed employees to exchange by free mail without using a business email address, and there are records of business. Interviews with the people concerned revealed that there was a suspicion that they had tried not to do so.
A person concerned said, "In addition to the email address, it is also prohibited to log in to the internal system with an individual account, and during work, the accounts of some employees who are" going to work "in the roster may be reused. I testify.
The company said to NHK that "the facts are being confirmed and cannot be commented", and that the results of the investigation by the third-party committee will be announced as soon as they are finalized.
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NHK obtained a record of business exchanges by free mail by employees of "World Aviation Service" from the parties concerned.
One of these is an exchange on April 12th, in which an employee of the Tokyo branch asks the person in charge to arrange accommodation for guests participating in a tour in eastern Hokkaido.
According to the roster submitted to the country by the company obtained by NHK, this employee was closed on the day he sent the email.
In addition, the other was an exchange between the branches in Tokyo and Kyushu last September, and it was confirmed that they all used free email addresses, and the same measures were taken at the local branches. You can see that.