About 60 employees of Saba JSC have been sent on unpaid leave, one of the employees, who requested anonymity, told Turan.
According to him, the meeting took place on October 1, and it was announced that this measure is linked to the production losses. Active employees had their wages reduced by 40%.
It should be noted that the chairman of the JSC Fuad Alekperov did not respond to repeated calls from Turan.
Earlier, in September, Turan reported on the impending staff cuts in JSC Saba. However, then Alakbarov denied the information, saying the news was provocative. ------71B
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