according to the column LeoDias, Naldo Benny was condemned by the Justice for an old labor debt, the singer and his partner are in debt with a dancer, who worked with Naldo between 2012 and 2014, the amount to be paid reaches six figures.
Maria Eduarda Vieira Auréliois a former employee of the company Naldo Music Produções Artísticas, founded by Naldo and his partner Marcos Jose Menezes. The dancer is filing a labor lawsuit against the two, asking for their labor rights. According to the process, there is an amount of R$ 200 thousand that was not paid to her.
The former employee said that she received R$250 reais for each rehearsal and show she performed until the end of 2014, Maria said that she performed on average 32 shows per month and that, from 2013, there was a readjustment to R$300.
In addition, Maria received an allowance of between R$50 and R$80 reais and, if the show was in another state, the value was R$100 reais. Adding it all up, her remuneration was an average of R$ 9,600 reais, in the process, she requests thirteenth, prior notice, vacations, proportional vacations, FGTS and fines.
Still in this process, the dancer’s defense claims that Naldo owns luxury cars, Ferrari and Porsche, in the names of oranges, which makes it difficult for the Justice to apprehend, in addition, the singer owns a property in Miami, worth U $465mil, equivalent to almost R$3 million.
About Marcos José Menezes, the process shows that Naldo’s partner lives in a condominium in Jacarepaguá, in a luxurious house, with a swimming pool, in addition to sports courts.
Maria’s defense requested the seizure of Naldo and Marcos’ passports and driver’s license, in addition to blocking their credit cards, but the request was not accepted by the judge in charge.
Source: Maxima
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