Miners of the state enterprise "Volynvuhillia" are ready to go on strike because they are owed more than 10 million hryvnias in wages, the Western Information Corporation's own correspondent reported on August 18. \n \nWages have not been paid since May. The most tense situation is at mines No. 1 and "Buzhanska" in Novovolynsk. \n \nThe situation was somewhat eased by 1 million 300 thousand hryvnias that arrived at SE "Volynvuhillia" on August 17. However, the miners are not reassured, since no one knows when they will be paid in full. \n
Volyn miners are ready to go on strike
Society · 11:58 19.08.2005
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