「ミュゼプラチナム」運営うんえい会社かいしゃの破産はさん開始かいし決定けってい 申立もうしたて人じんらが会見かいけん

On the 18th, following the decision by the Tokyo District Court to commence bankruptcy proceedings against the company that operated MUSEE PLATINUM, a major player in the hair removal salon industry, women who had worked at the salons but had not received their wages held a press conference in Tokyo, stating, I feel like weve finally taken a step forward.

He said, I want the management to take this seriously.

MUSEE PLATINUM, a major company operating about 170 hair removal salons nationwide, suspended operations at all its stores from late March this year due to reasons such as a transition in management structure. In May, former employees who had not been paid several months wages filed a petition with the Tokyo District Court to initiate bankruptcy proceedings against the operating company, MPH.

On the 18th, the court decided to commence bankruptcy proceedings. According to the current operating company, Musee Media HD, there are approximately 1,233,000 creditors, including customers and employees, and the total amount of liabilities is about 26 billion yen.

Following the decision, the petitioner and their attorney held a press conference in Tokyo. A woman who said she had worked at the store stated, Eight months have passed with unpaid wages, an unwilling resignation, and without receiving adequate social security.

It was very painful and felt long, but I feel like, even if just a little, it was worth it, he said.

Another woman said, There are so many people who can barely make ends meet, so I feel like weve finally taken a step forward.

I want the management to take this seriously, he said.

According to the lawyer, with the decision to commence bankruptcy proceedings, a system can be used in which the government advances payment for a portion of the unpaid wages.

From now on, the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee attorney will conduct investigations into the status of the assets.