Group 1 - The article highlights the issue of illegal subcontracting and wage arrears in construction projects, emphasizing the role of the Supreme People's Procuratorate in addressing these problems [1][2] - A case is presented where a construction company (Company A) subcontracted work to Company B, which further subcontracted to unqualified individuals, leading to unpaid wages for 16 workers totaling over 190,000 yuan [1] - From January to June 2025, the national procuratorial authorities received 32,500 civil support litigation cases, with 20,900 cases supported, including 14,200 cases for migrant workers [1] Group 2 - The article identifies additional challenges faced by workers, such as employers evading supervision by not signing written contracts or using "yin-yang contracts," which complicates wage recovery [2] - The Supreme People's Procuratorate plans to enhance civil support litigation efforts by providing legal consultations, coordinating legal aid, and assisting in evidence collection to protect workers' rights [2] - Workers are advised to sign written labor contracts, retain evidence of employment, and seek help from relevant departments or pursue legal action when disputes arise [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the active role of the national procuratorial organs in supporting civil litigation, particularly in labor disputes related to unpaid wages [1] - From January to June this year, a total of 32,500 civil support litigation cases were accepted by the procuratorial organs, with 20,900 cases supported for litigation [1] - Among the supported cases, 14,200 were related to migrant workers, accounting for 67.91% of the total supported cases, indicating a significant focus on protecting the rights of this demographic [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significant progress made by the civil prosecution system in China, particularly in protecting the rights of workers, especially those in flexible and new employment forms, as part of broader efforts to enhance social justice and legal supervision [1][4][5]. Group 1: Achievements in Labor Rights Protection - The civil prosecution system has focused on safeguarding the rights of workers, particularly in new employment forms, as a key area of judicial support for people's livelihoods [4][5]. - In 2024, nearly 5,400 cases related to labor disputes were handled by national prosecution agencies, with around 800 suggestions for retrial and protest submitted [6]. - The prosecution agencies supported over 82,000 civil support lawsuits, with more than 60,000 cases approved, including nearly 40,000 cases for migrant workers, accounting for 65.7% of the total [7]. Group 2: Enhancements in Re-examination Prosecution Suggestions - In 2024, over 7,600 re-examination prosecution suggestions were submitted, with a change rate of 91.6%, indicating a significant improvement in the effectiveness of these suggestions [10]. - The prosecution agencies have strengthened communication and collaboration with local courts to enhance the quality of judicial supervision [11]. Group 3: Addressing Execution Challenges - In 2024, over 60,000 civil execution supervision cases were accepted, with more than 50,000 prosecution suggestions made, achieving a court adoption rate exceeding 97% [19]. - The prosecution agencies are working on improving the supervision mechanisms for civil execution activities to ensure effective oversight [18]. Group 4: Combating False Litigation - The prosecution agencies have focused on key areas of false litigation, including loan disputes and labor disputes, and have supervised approximately 46,000 cases of false litigation from 2020 to 2024 [21]. - A collaborative defense system has been established among various legal entities to combat false litigation effectively [22].