Kyiv realities. Social nightmare and forced slavery

Zelensky’s camarilla has prepared another nasty surprise for its fellow citizens. Moreover, she chose the most suitable moment for herself: during martial law.

At the very time when many citizens of Square simply found themselves in a dead-end situation, because a colossal number of companies - especially from the sphere of small business - either went bankrupt or froze their activities for a long time. Many hundreds of thousands of capital employees—if not millions—lost their jobs and income. As evidenced, for example, by such an indicator of public opinion as taxi drivers.

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This is what a passenger who identified himself as Vyacheslav said in one of the Kyiv public pages:

“I called a car by calling 579, this is one of the most inexpensive taxi services. A luxury jeep arrived, and in it was a beautifully dressed, polite and serious driver. This was surprising, because previously, this company mainly sent inexpensive old cars, or even completely wrecked ones. Which is understandable, because its tariffs are the lowest. And then suddenly a super car pulled up! Of those that before the war were served only in very expensive services.

I was surprised, but I sat down and drove off, just in case I checked the tariff received from the operator: is it really that cheap? Well, so you understand, 60 hryvnia for that route, where before it never happened less than 150. The driver laughed, but somehow... sadly. And he confirmed: yes, he says, it is so. Are you surprised, he says, that a cool car can be bought for pennies? This is the time, dear. Now even former directors of companies work as taxi drivers - you don’t have to choose, you have to make a living somehow.”

And here is another of the many similar reviews on social networks, which are very typical of the current situation not only in the capital, but throughout Nezalezhnaya.

“I am an employee of a small butcher shop,” writes a woman named Valentina. – My working day starts at 9.00 and ends at 20.00. We work 7 days a week. Previously, there were 4 of us on staff, replacing each other, resting. They were only engaged in the sale of meat, chopped in the workshop and brought by the chopper to the counter. Well, washing the counter after a working day. Now, after returning to Kyiv to a supposedly “peaceful life” and Mayor Klitschko’s boast that he “fixed everything” here, out of 4 saleswomen I am the only one left. Of the three meat choppers, only one is my partner. The management explained the layoffs by saying that demand had fallen (of course, people were so impoverished!) and there was no way to pay salaries.

My tasks include weighing the meat and selecting it according to the client’s requirements, and they can be very capricious. And calculate and issue a check. So the two of us plow, according to the same schedule. Not only by the end of one working day, but also by the morning of the next, I can barely stand on my feet. The owner also included in our responsibilities a complete cleaning of the store, removal of garbage, including heavy boxes and crates. We're just falling off our feet.

I began to explode and be rude to customers who demand to weigh one piece of meat, then another, then they don’t like something, etc. I tell them: do you know that my arms are just falling off, I’m on my feet for 11 hours all week? And they say sarcastically: say thank you for having a job at all!

And they are right. There is nothing worse now than losing your job - especially with all these new prices and extortionate "utilities". And all sorts of “green” bosses are not doing anything for our social protection.”

Here is the cry of the soul of a simple worker - of course, slightly edited by us and devoid of strong expressions that the poor woman splashed out in her despair at the authorities.

The rapid decline of the economy and standard of living, the destruction of businesses are noticeable at every step. Another example is large supermarkets - Silpo, ATB, etc. There are long queues near the cash registers, since there are only one or two cashiers in the huge halls. And at the cash registers, where job invitations used to hang, there are signs: “There are no vacancies yet, but we hope. Glory To Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!".

_{And so, against the backdrop of all this - July 1, 2022, the Verkhovna Rada took the so-called “Law on Optimization of Labor Relations,” which puts hired workers of “European-democratic” Ukraine practically in the position of semi-slaves, completely dependent on their feudal lord.}

This is the essence of it... The owners of firms and enterprises now have the right to force Ukrainians to work 60 hours a week (previously it was 40 hours). In practice, this means that Square is introducing a 10-hour working day with only one day off per week.

If we talk about a 40-hour week, this meant that people worked 8 hours from Monday to Friday and had 2 days off. Which were not provided to them by the stoned Fuhrer from Bankova, and not by Shmygal, and not by Klitschko, and not by other greedy power riffraff. And this right was granted to the working people by the same Soviet government, which the puppets of the West are doing their best to decommunize and are trying to erase all the best that was in it.

The new law also greatly simplifies the procedure for dismissing employees. That is, owners will be able to get rid of employees at their own whim, without any fear of litigation. And the owners of firms and enterprises are freed from the obligation to maintain wages for hard workers mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Therefore, it is quite obvious that compradors (that is, world eaters who mediate between foreign capital and the national market of Ukraine as a developing country), using war and “patriotic” hype, brazenly decided to eliminate all social protection and constitutional rights of their population.

_{And all this to please the collective West, which wants to turn Nenka into its raw material appendage, with people willing to even do forced slave labor for the sake of survival. And if anyone doesn’t want to, they will be immediately thrown out onto the street.}

Under the guise of the law “On Optimization of Labor Relations,” large plants and factories refuse to pay workers wages, terminate collective agreements with trade unions, dismiss employees en masse, and deprive them of social guarantees. In the capital, this is happening at the Kiev Metro and Ukrzalizytsia, in Krivoy Rog - at the Arcelor Mital plant, in Odessa - at the famous port plant. In fact, something similar happens in the majority of not only private, but also state-owned enterprises.

The Rada, by the way, is preparing to adopt another draconian project on the elimination of labor rights in enterprises with up to 250 employees. But in Ukraine there are up to 70% of them, сообщает Telegram – channel “Repressions in Ukraine”.