This webpage capture shows about workers protested to demand owed wages and compensation after their employer fled three months previously. In February, the factory announced it was suspending operations for a month but when the workers returned to work in March, the employer had fled. The factory did not pay compensation. Workers had sought help from the provincial labor department but nothing had been done. They were seeking eight days of owed wages, suspension benefits, severance pay and other compensation. The provincial labor department chief said the owner of the building which the company had rented had offered to sell factory equipment left behind and use the money to pay workers. Workers, however, said the amount which could be raised would not be enough to cover all monies owed.

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