I went to work in New Zealand through an intermediary, but I didn't go because of the epidemic and didn't get a visa. Why can't I get my fee back?

Mr. Qian, 33, from Ankang, was introduced to Shaanxi Xinyoude Human Resources Co., Ltd., No.55, North Section of Huancheng West Road, Lianhu District, to handle the export of labor services to Denmark. "A * * * paid 37,000 yuan, and this company promised to complete all the procedures for going to Denmark in four months, that is, to open an excavator and earn 34,000 yuan a month."

Due to the epidemic, the trip failed to take place. Mr. Qian said that he went to this company to ask for a refund, and the other party only gave a refund of 1000 yuan. "The company said that the visa was not closed and I couldn't go, but it was written in the contract that in case of force majeure, I would get a full refund. I think they are too pitted. "

The reporter of Huashang Daily saw that the labor intermediary service contract signed by both parties showed that Mr. Qian paid 35,000 yuan. "The other 2,000 yuan, they didn't invoice, and they clearly didn't refund it at first." Mr. Qian said.

It is also written in the contract that if the visa application is unsuccessful due to force majeure, the project can be changed or the paid fee can be refunded within 7 working days after consultation between the two parties.

On the morning of June 15, a reporter from Huashang Daily contacted a manager of this company named Yi. He said that the epidemic has also had a great impact on their company. At present, the company's economy is tight. In order to balance both sides, we can refund some money. Others can be compensated by developing him as a local agent. "This is also a compromise. If he disagrees, it can be resolved through judicial channels. "