"Some injustice": In the "LNR", occupiers pay russians more than local specialists

In enterprises on the occupied territory of the Luhansk oblast, the "authorities" pay local employees three times less than the russians recruited to work here from various regions of the russian federation. This was reported by the head of the so-called "LNR Federation of Trade Unions", Igor Ryabushkin, as reported by the federation's newspaper.

"There is a sense of some injustice. Contract workers coming here from 'the big land' receive travel allowances and high salaries. This can exceed 150,000 rubles for specialists working on construction and road improvement. Meanwhile, miners and metallurgists who have lived and worked here for 10 years, often in difficult and combat conditions, earn a third less", - said the collaborator.

He emphasized that "...while attracting new citizens to the region, the interests of the local population should not be forgotten".

It was previously reported that miners in the occupied town of Dozvhansk in the Luhansk oblast have not been paid since March.