Wildberries offers jobs to staff at attacked warehouses
Wildberries is providing support and alternative employment options for workers at warehouses damaged by drone attacks, including transfers, bonuses, and job fairs in multiple regions.
Consensus
- Wildberries is offering employees and contractors from damaged warehouses several options for continued employment.
- Employees may continue working at the same location if possible, be transferred to other company facilities, or receive individualized solutions.
- Wildberries has increased payment for certain operations and provided bonus payments to contractors.
- Free transfers to other facilities and accommodation in dormitories are available for affected workers.
- Job fairs and events with potential employers are being organized in multiple regions.
- These events have already taken place in Tula and Samara regions and are planned for Udmurtia, Volgograd, Penza, and Krasnodar regions.
- The company has paid over 40 million rubles in compensation to those affected by attacks by Ukrainian forces.
Points of divergence
- RWB is individually assessing options for continued collaboration with each employee and contractor based on the situation at each warehouse. — fontanka
- Ukrainian forces have been attacking Wildberries warehouses with drones since mid-July. — kommersant
- Some analysts estimate that the company may have lost up to 22% of its logistics infrastructure due to the attacks. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- Wildberries decides what to do with employees of damaged warehouses — Фонтанка
- Wildberries told about employment of staff of warehouses attacked by drones — Коммерсантъ