MC Quyen Linh speaks up to clarify the case of a company owing social insurance more than 2 billion VND

Recently, MC Quyen Linh spoke up to explain the case of Quyen Linh Artist Company Limited being discovered to owe more than 2.1 billion VND in social insurance over the past 5 months. The case quickly attracted public attention and controversy over this issue.

On November 27, Quyen Linh confirmed to the press that his company had fulfilled its obligation to pay social insurance for 272 employees, and received a confirmation document from the Thu Duc City Social Insurance, Ho Chi Minh City, that the company had fully paid social insurance, health insurance, unemployment insurance, and occupational accident insurance until October 2024.

MC Quyen Linh is famous as the "national MC" in the Vietnamese entertainment industry because he has many times helped people in difficult circumstances.

However, this incident has caused a stir in the public, especially when on November 19, information about Quyen Linh's company's late payment of social insurance was made public, with the debt amounting to more than 2 billion VND.

This has led many people to misunderstand that Quyen Linh is the one who directly manages and operates the company. However, Quyen Linh explained that he is only one of the shareholders, and the actual person running the company is Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Anh.

In an interview with Ngoi Sao newspaper, Quyen Linh shared that he was very surprised to learn that the company owed social insurance money. After investigating, he learned that the reason was because the company leader had family problems and could not complete the necessary procedures to pay insurance on time.

Quyen Linh also affirmed that although the company bears his name, he is not the operator and has contacted the company representative to fulfill his obligations.

This incident has caused public opinion to constantly discuss the responsibility of those who are the owners of the company, especially when the company is named after Artist Quyen Linh. Contrary to his explanation, many people still believe that even though he is only a shareholder, Quyen Linh is still responsible for the activities of the company bearing his name, especially when the issue is related to the rights of workers.

In addition, some false information about Quyen Linh's financial situation was also spread, including rumors that he was in debt and facing financial difficulties.

However, the male MC denied this information and stated that he is currently living a stable life and has no financial difficulties. Quyen Linh also frankly invited anyone who has evidence of his bank debt, ready to give a large sum of money.

The criticism of Quyen Linh’s company for late payment of social insurance also sparked strong debates about the implementation of social insurance obligations in enterprises. Although the incident was resolved, it also highlighted the shortcomings in the implementation of social insurance policies in some units, especially those related to famous names.

Not only that, this incident also reflects the challenges that many artists and businessmen face when their companies operate under public names, creating unnecessary misunderstandings. Quyen Linh, with his reputation and career, had to face public opinion storms, although the incident was eventually resolved.

The incident also reflects a shift in the perception and demands of artists regarding their responsibilities in running and managing their companies. Whether the company bears their name or not, artists still need to pay attention to financial matters and protect the rights of workers, especially when mistakes can negatively affect their public image.

Quyen Linh's company owes 2 billion in social insurance, what is the truth behind it? Keng21:32:39 19/11/2024Ho Chi Minh City Social Insurance recently announced a list of employers in the area that have been late in paying social insurance for three months or more. Accordingly, as of October 31, 2024, there are 15,730 enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City that owe insurance.