A Russian Mayor Complains that North Koreans Do Not Want to Work in the Country: "The Salary of 630 Euros Seems Low to Them"
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A provincial city in Russia reportedly abandoned plans to hire North Korean workers for sanitation work due to high labor costs and instead hired workers from Africa. According to NK News, a U.S. media outlet specializing in North Korea, on the 13th (local time), Albert Yumadilov, the mayor of Orenburg, Russia, stated in a recently released interview that negotiations with North Korean officials regarding the hiring of workers took place last ye…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Su-jeong = A city in Russia attempted to hire North Korean workers as sanitation workers but gave up because labor costs were too high, and instead... Africa...
Governor Albert Yumadilov regrets not being able to hire sweepers from North Korea because "there the salaries are two or three times higher." More information: North Korea incorporates its first destroyer and reaffirms its plan to build two each year, more than the US is capable of.
Russian city Orenburg failed to attract street sweepers from North Korea, after workers considered the wages offered to be too low. This was announced by Mayor Albert Yumadilov, re...
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