Don't give up! The cleaning lady was reinstated, and the villagers got internet.
Sometimes solving even the smallest problems requires incredible effort in battling bureaucracy or other obstacles. But people don't give up.NotMoscow" tells about these small but important victories.
Moscow State Institution "Zhilishnik" suddenly fired cleaning lady Dinara, and even retroactively: on May 24, she learned that she hadn't been on the payroll for 10 days. The woman discovered that she had allegedly written the resignation letter herself, and if she didn't agree, she would be fired "due to complaints from residents." The residents of the building were satisfied with Dinara's work, and when they learned of the unfair dismissal, they helped the Kyrgyzstan native file a lawsuit and supported her at every hearing. On October 20, the Butyrsky Court upheld Dinara's claim and ordered Zhilishchnik to pay her a small amount. more than 500 thousand rubles, including moral compensation.
"Dinara is a great hero because she wasn't afraid and decided to go all the way, even though she was very afraid. Honestly, we were like a wall," said Olga, resident of the house Alexandra.
Dinara was reinstated, but she didn't want to work there anymore. The residents of the building understood and supported her.
В in the city of Kasli, Chelyabinsk region court suspended the operation of the charcoal kilns of the Gunpowder Mining and Processing Company, which is located just 50 meters from residential buildings.
Residents regularly complained of 24-hour acrid smoke and soot, making it difficult to breathe. At the request of residents, the prosecutor's office conducted an inspection last year. Operations were suspended, but the furnace resumed operation this summer. Recently, a court suspended the plant's operations, and the furnaces were completely shut down. It will be able to resume operation only if all deficiencies are corrected and harmful emissions are reduced.
People Syamzhi, Vologda Oblast have achieved Reliable internet service was installed on 14 streets, making modern connectivity available to 230 families. Currently, 50% of subscribers are already connected.
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