Kirov residents will be able to complain to Putin about their jobs.
As reported by the regional branch of the ONF, the People's Front considers it important to know the opinions of Kirov residents and employers about the situation on the labor market in the Kirov region. In a survey launched by ONF activists, Kirov residents will be able to describe the difficulties they encounter when seeking employment, their satisfaction with salary levels, their employers' attitudes toward them, and other employment-related issues. The ONF noted that the questionnaire is anonymous. The data received from Kirov residents will be compiled and handed over to the President of Russia. Afterwards, the People's Front, together with the relevant agencies, will develop mechanisms to address the problems raised. The survey can be taken until December 10 of this year.
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Kirov residents will be able to complain to Putin about their jobs.
The People's Front has launched a survey of working citizens of Russia to prepare an analysis of the real state of the labor market in the regions of our country. The results of the survey will be presented to the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin.