Mário Dias, a bricklayer who worked for the player, claims not to have received the payment correctly and goes to court asking for a high sum; find out how much!
The player Gustavo Scarpacurrently in Atletico Mineiroit is being worked on by the bricklayer Mario Dias Santanawho claims not to have received the payments due for the construction of a skatepark in Hortolandiathe athlete’s hometown. The project, contracted by Gustavo Scarpa Instituteaimed at building an international level path, using the resources obtained through tax incentive laws.
Deadbeats?
Mário, who worked on the project between May and July 2023, said he provided services in unsanitary conditions and without formal registration. According to him, the payments made were less than what was agreed, which led him to seek justice. The bricklayer asks for R$156,000 in retroactive payments, claiming that, despite having been formally hired by the company PUG Skateparks Architecture, engineering and commercethe service was provided directly to the Institute, configuring an irregular outsourcing relationship.
Failure to comply with labor laws
Mário’s lawyers argue that both the Institute and other parties involved in the project should be held responsible for the lack of supervision and failure to comply with work obligations.
In a statement, the player’s defense said:
“People have asked for information about a work process related to the construction of the skatepark, carried out by the Gustavo Scarpa Institute. I would like to inform you that I have already spoken to the court and I am still waiting for the next steps. Unfortunately there is no shortage of bad guys who want to take advantage of other people’s work… nothing new. Our main goal is to encourage sport and support teenagers and children in the Hortolândia region and nearby cities. It is curious that no one has stepped forward to help the Scarpinha Institute pay for the work on the track, which will be very useful to many people. Taking advantage of the theme, next week, thanks to God and the work of good professionals, we will inaugurate the track and everyone is invited.”
The dispute continues in court
While the courts analyze the player’s case, the skatepark is expected to open next week, maintaining its initial goal of promoting the sport and bringing benefits to the local community. Hortolandia.
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Source: Terra
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