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In one of the Russian cities, all bus drivers quit
In the city of Pyt-Yah Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, drivers of city buses staged a strike due to non-payment of salaries, and then wrote a letter of resignation. The “7x7” paid attention to this.
According to the local NEFT publication with reference to an anonymous source working at Zapsibavto, drivers did not go to work on September 30. According to the publication, they worked out morning flights until 11:00 local time and returned to the park. Neft notes that drivers do not pay a salary for a month and do not pay bonuses for extracurricular work for three months.
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Then, according to the publication, the drivers met with the leadership of the carrier and the mayor of Pyt-Yakh Dmitry Gorbunov, who promised to solve the problem in the near future. He stated that the city administration makes all payments without delay.
“We believe that the company's management should pay as much as possible with its driver's team and not allow the day of delay in payments. For its part, the city administration 100% fulfills all obligations taken. Payment for transportation is carried out on time, efficiently, on time. There are no delays from the administration, ” says Gorbunov.
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However, on October 1, according to 7x7, all drivers wrote applications for dismissal. On this day, only one bus ran in the city, because of which the local residents had to call a taxi, and the prices for trips rose sharply to 400 rubles, writes the telegram channel Muksun.fm.
Earlier, the Uralpolit portal reported that Zapsibavto announced the threat of bankruptcy due to the "disruption of obligations under a number of contracts." The portal claims that the company filed a lawsuit against the Pyt-Yakh administration in the amount of five million rubles.
In August of this year, Zapsibavto drivers staged a strike in Surgut. They have not been paid salaries since May.
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