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Pizza Fan to reopen most stores following tax evasion investigation

The Pizza Fan restaurant chain is set to resume operations on Wednesday, November 11, after the partial release of its bank accounts by the Anti-Money Laundering Authority. This follows a police operation and investigation into alleged tax evasion and other financial irregularities involving the company owner and 22 others.

While most of the approximately 140 locations are expected to reopen, five to six franchise stores will remain closed, primarily due to owners opting for retirement. The company plans to temporarily absorb employees from these closed locations into the parent company to protect their jobs.

Despite the reopening, significant labor issues persist. Employees have reported unpaid wages for October and alleged labor violations, claiming they were contracted for four-hour shifts but forced to work up to 13 hours a day. Labor unions and the Ministry of Labor are monitoring the situation closely as the company begins accepting orders again.

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Anti-Money Laundering Authority · Athens Labor Center · Charalampos Vourliotis · Greece · Konstantinos Andaras · Ministry of Labor · Ministry of Labour · Niki Keramei · Pizza Fan · Union of Tourism, Catering, and Hotels of Attica Prefecture

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