On the morning of January 7, talks between the leaders of the oil company Bahar and the dismissed employees of this business started.
CEO Amir Mahmudzadeh received up to a hundred of the laid-off workers . According to Turan's source participating in the meeting, the leadership promised the workers that the list of the dismissed will be revised.
Perhaps most of the workers will be restored.
The Chairman of the Committee to Protect Petroleum Workers Mirvari Gahramanli believes that these promises will not be fulfilled and the company is just trying to fool the people.
Recall that the workers of Bahar threatened to protest, demanding to cancel the decision to dismiss them.
The company Bahar was created on the basis of the Gum Adasi oil and gas extraction department owned by SOCAR. According to some reports, Bahar is owned by the businessman Hafiz Mammadov.
Some time ago he bought the French football club Lans. However, the French police have questions about the legality of the funds, for which the club was purchased. -05C04-
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An artillery shell suitable for use was found in the village of Yeni Yashma in Khyzy district, the Emergency Situations Ministry said today. A mine clearance task force of the Emergency Situations Ministry's special risk rescue service was sent to the scene.
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