The deputy believes the meeting was positive, but the activist did not notice any constructiveness.
Natalia Demenko in the Kaliningrad is trying to protect the rights of shift workers. The activist continues to promote her initiative to change the Labor Code. This week, Natalia met with a deputy State Duma Marina Orgeeva, head of the labor committee.
In his channel, deputy Orhei reported, that the meeting took place on December 5, she called the situation with the shift workers complex and ambiguous and promised to “join in its development.”
Activist Natalia Demenko's impressions of the meeting were less positive. She toldNotMoscow"That the deputy didn't let her say a word, said that she didn't know what could be done about all this, and advised her not to go on shifts.
Who will build federal facilities like the gas pipeline?The Power of Siberia"In remote regions - the deputy doesn't know.
She kept saying we should work in the region, claiming welders in the region earn 350 rubles. It just so happens that my husband is a welder. I asked her, "Where are you getting those salaries?" A friend of mine welds a pipe in Dikson for 260 rubles, and that's in the North! Where are they getting these fictitious sums, or have we missed the fact that welders have become the new oligarchs? " says Natalya. She assumed the deputy should take the appeal into consideration and consider how to resolve the issue.
And she said to me, “What can I do?”"? - the woman is indignant.
Natalia Demenko has proposals to protect the rights of shift workers. She calls for employers to be required to provide employees with employment contracts—even many large companies, such asGazprom" She also asks for protection for shift workers from non-payment of wages and other violations.
Previously Natalia met with the senator from the region Alexander Shenderyuk-ZhidkovThe activist noted that he was more prepared for the meeting and the conversation with him was more constructive.
NotMoscow Wrote, that shift workers face numerous problems and violations of their rights. For example, from the northern regions, they can wait weeks to return home, as happened with our heroine from Perm Elena Guseva.
Photo: Marina Orgeeva's channel.