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Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement disclosure naming らでぃっしゅ屋

らでぃっしゅ屋 (Minimum Wage Act)

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Minimum Wage ActAichi Labour BureauGovernment disclosure19 May 2026

Action type

Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement

Law

Minimum Wage Act

Authority

Aichi Labour Bureau

Action date

19 May 2026

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Company
らでぃっしゅ屋Japanese only
Original: らでぃっしゅ屋
Governing law
Minimum Wage Act
最低賃金法
Action type
Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement
送検・公表
Action date
19 May 2026
Issuing authority
Aichi Labour Bureau
愛知労働局
Industry context
労働基準関係法令違反公表事案

Violation

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The case involves Radeeshya, located in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. On May 19, 2023, the company was prosecuted and publicly announced for violating Article 4 of the Minimum Wage Law by not paying about 300,000 yen in total regular wages to three workers over two months. The violation was related to labor standards law violations and was publicly disclosed by the authorities. The source document is available at the provided URL.

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労働者3名に、2か月分の定期賃金合計約 30万円を支払わなかったもの

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愛知県豊橋市

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About this recordAggregated and translated from public Japanese government disclosures. The English text is for reference only — authoritative content is the linked Japanese source.