Posiba paid only 1/10 of bills to contractors in America. And still owes pay to American employees. I worked in the San Diego office and watched upper-management lie to their employees, contractors, and the few customers they had. Good, honest staff only stayed a few months before calling B.S. or getting let go (often with pay still owing). Any ex-employee who complained got contacted by a lawyer. After observing the…
It's said to see our company is running in this situation, but it seems the CEO lost many chances to save us... Was there any problem when company's laywer contacted ex-employeed? Is the Us laws system preventing you from suing the company, or you don't like / can't afford a court issue? The team in VN tries to sue PosibaVn, and they will win. However, getting the full payment is another story when the company keeps…
Re: Posiba shuts down office in Vietnam without paying their staff
#21You can't get money out of a bankrupt company. Suing would cost several thousands. According to American law, in a bankruptcy, employees get paid first, then contractors if anything is left. Suing will only lose you money, nothing to gain.