18% of Kirov residents are willing to pass the GTO in exchange for a paid vacation.
The LDPR is drafting a bill proposing to exempt people from work on the day they take the GTO standards and to grant additional days off to those who successfully pass the tests. The initiative interested residents of Kirov: 18% of respondents said they were willing to take part in the movement under such conditions. Most supporters were men and young people under 35 — 24% of them said they were willing to give it a try. Those who would agree to take the tests most often wanted to receive four days of paid leave (38%), and another 23% wanted three days. Meanwhile, 10% of respondents believe there is no need to incentivize workers: taking the GTO is a personal and voluntary matter.
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Business horoscope: Aries should avoid talking about work, and Pisces will be offered a side job.
Astrologers offered recommendations to each zodiac sign for the first workday of the new week.
Road and bridge repairs continue in Kirov Oblast.
This year, as part of the national project "Infrastructure for Life," 52 facilities are being upgraded in the region — 41 roads and 11 bridges. Work has already been completed on some of them; the rest are proceeding on schedule.
Scammers cheated a 21-year-old Kirov resident out of nearly 4 million rubles.
The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Kirov Region reported another case of remote fraud.
The company "Arabis" owes its employees more than three million rubles.
After intervention by the prosecutor's office, the employer paid the arrears to 128 employees.
Aries should listen to their inner self, and luck will follow Capricorns.
Astrologers revealed how Monday, August 18 will go for each zodiac sign.
Six fires occurred in Kirov Oblast over the past 24 hours.
The press service of the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Kirov Region reported on yesterday’s incidents.
18% of Kirov residents are willing to pass the GTO in exchange for a paid vacation.
The SuperJob service found that almost one in five economically active residents of Kirov would agree to pass the GTO standards if they were granted additional paid days off.