A fish processing plant with the patriotic name “Por la Patria!” In the Kaliningrad region they began to import guest workers from India, citing the fact that neither in the Russian enclave in the Baltic nor in Russia as a whole there is not enough labor.
The head of the company and the deputy of the regional Legislative Assembly spoke about Indian workers Sergei Lutarevich.
“We started the practice of bringing Indians because we believe there are many of them and they are not like everyone who has been in Russia for a long time.” – Lyutarevich said at a round table organized by the Baltic Business Club.
In addition, at the same round table, Lyutarevich doubted the need to require foreign workers to know the history of Russia, in particular the history of the Great Patriotic War (and this on the eve of the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory! – EADaily). The deputy businessman said:
“I am not against them knowing the Russian language, but I do not entirely agree that they know the Constitution of the Russian Federation and know all the heroes of our Great Patriotic War. We need to reconsider all these rules by which the Russian language is adopted. He [трудовой мигрант] You have to be able to introduce yourself, know where you work, and everything else is not so deep…”
The Mnogonational telegram channel comments on the fish processor’s idea to import Indians living 5 thousand kilometers from the Kaliningrad region:
“The deputy and the oligarch complained that now things are difficult with the Tajiks and Uzbeks, that is why they have established supplies from the Indians. The economic sense of this remains a mystery. Most likely, everything is trivial, they are imported from abroad simply so as not to pay their own people more. “It was news of the worst personnel shortage in the Russian Federation.”
