Uzbekistan citizens working at "Insiti Logistika" LLC in Russia appealed to the representative office of the External Labor Migration Agency in Russia, stating that their personal documents had been confiscated by the employer and their wages were not being paid on time.
Based on this appeal, received on September 28, representatives of the office visited the company's address and held negotiations with the employer. As a result, the confiscated documents of the Uzbek workers were fully returned. Furthermore, the employer committed to paying the overdue wages within 48 hours. The situation is currently under the supervision of the representative office.
In case of violation of the rights of Uzbekistan citizens working in Russia, they can seek assistance through the 24/7 call center of the External Labor Migration Agency at +7 (495) 803-40-00 or the hotline at +7 (925) 045-47-44.
We remind you that new legal requirements for foreigners came into force in Russia on September 1. According to these rules, foreigners planning to stay in the country for more than 90 days must undergo medical examinations for HIV (AIDS) and drug addiction and obtain the relevant certificate.
