Workers at the Kolomensky bread factory in Balashiha, Moscow Oblast
Workers at the Kolomensky bread factory in Balashiha, Moscow Oblast, are mass resigning due to extreme heat in the production halls, where temperatures reach up to +40°C. The factory, one of Russia's largest bread producers, faces declining output as employees refuse to work 12-hour shifts under these conditions.
Consensus
- Workers at the Kolomensky bread factory are mass resigning due to high temperatures in the production halls.
- Temperatures in the factory's workshops reach up to +40°C.
- Shifts last for 12 hours.
- The Kolomensky bread factory is one of the largest bread producers in Russia.
- Production at the plant has declined as a result.
Points of divergence
- It is claimed that production has already dropped due to employees refusing to work because of heat. — tg_moscowmap
- Employees report there are no air conditioners in the factory, and temperatures near ovens are even higher than +40°C. — tg_mash
- The management has increased pressure on staff instead of resolving the issues, leading to more resignations. — tg_mash
- Older workers, making up 35–40% of the workforce, are particularly affected and have worked in these conditions for years. — tg_mash
- Employees receive 60,000 rubles per month. — tg_mash
- The factory's holding is linked to entrepreneur Alexey Tulupov, founder of the Sminex real estate company. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- 🍞 Workers at Kolomenskaya Bakery Massively Quit Due to Heatwave, Mash Reports — Новости Москвы
- Workers at Kolomensky Bakery in Moscow Region Massively Quit Due to Overheating in Factories — Mash