The Postgraduate Center of Planalto (Sesplan), also known as the Institute of Education and Health of Planalto (Sesplan), failed to comply with an agreement to repay the debt in installments before the property worth R$80 million was auctioned off.
The college, located in building 708/907, in the southern public facilities building sector, obligated itself before the court to pay off the debt in quarterly installments of R$ 750,000 over 6 years. However, it only paid R$1.5 million and defaulted on the third installment.
The decision was taken by the Regional Labor Tribunal of the Tenth Region (TRT-10) after the foundation, which responds to about 200 labor cases, did not pay the salaries of teachers and other service providers.
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Since Esplan offered ownership of the headquarters as security for payment, the court ordered its confiscation and sale to compensate the injured workers.
the Capitals It found that the college’s active debt exceeds R$90 million. According to data from the National Treasury Prosecutor’s Office, the amount includes taxes, labor, social security and FGTS fines.
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In one of the proceedings reviewed in the report, a professor said that he sought justice after the college delayed his salary and other benefits that should have been paid to him, which would have caused “serious financial and psychological problems.”
The professor also revealed that the institution had not expunged his employment record, denying him access to unemployment insurance.
In the lawsuit, the college tried to justify itself by claiming that it was going through a “serious financial crisis.” According to the report, the problem prevented Sisplan from fulfilling its contractual obligations and paying the end-of-service benefits.
Auction
According to the auction notice, the property, with an area of approximately 6,530.03 square metres, will require an initial bid of R$40 million until November 19.
Interested parties must guarantee the offer, when submitting the offer, by depositing a deposit equivalent to 20% of the amount offered in cash, and paying the remainder within 24 hours of the business day following the approval of the sale, at risk of losing the deposit for the benefit of implementation.
the Capitals He tried to contact the college defense, but did not receive any response until the text was last updated. The field remains open for future demonstrations.
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