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By Tuesday morning, the candles were already lit on the fence of the “Belorus” sanatorium, and its employees hung up posters: “We don’t need balloon payments, we need jobs”, “President, where is the welfare state promised?”, “Why are sanctions applied to the Lithuanian people?” ! Do you have too many clients? “
Due to quarantine restrictions, several dozen sanitarium employees spun their bicycles in the center of the complex, and Vladislav Šaruckij, president of the Sanatorium Labor Council, and Arūnas Lekavičius, director of the Druskininkai Solidarumas union, spoke for them.
Belorus employees organized a campaign to protect our sanitarium and our workplaces. We are concerned about what we read on the news portals, we do not know what our day will be like tomorrow. The Labor Council and the administration of the sanatorium sent letters to the heads of state. We have received a response that our institution is being sanctioned, “Šaruckij said.
He said that a remote interview was held on Monday between the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Monika Navickienė, and representatives of the employees of the “Belorus” sanatorium.
“Yesterday we learned about the aid measures that the ministry is preparing for us. It offers benefits in the amount of two months’ salary to all who retire. We are not satisfied with this, let us let the sanatorium work, ”said the president of the Labor Council of Belarus.
When asked if the administration of the sanatorium was not trying to seek the help of its founder, the Board of Presidential Affairs of the Republic of Belarus, to transfer the institution to another non-sanctioned Belarusian institution, Sharukij acknowledged that these had already been taken. measurements.
“This is the next step if it can’t be resolved right now,” Sharucki said.
Arūnas Lekavičius, president of the Druskininkai Solidarumas union, said it represented about 40 percent. employees of the “Belorus” sanatorium.
“The mood of the employees is very bad, bad, people do not know anything. With this campaign, we want to appeal to the President of Lithuania, the members of Seimas, to review if the sanctions applied will really achieve the goal” , said.
Belorus employees were left without income when the institution’s bank accounts were frozen due to sanctions imposed on the Belarusian Presidential Affairs Board. Lithuania applied an exception to salaries paid to sanitarium staff in December. Currently, according to V. Šaruckij, the salaries have already been paid.
The case of the Belarusian sanatorium is the first in the history of Lithuania, when international sanctions are applied to a company operating in the country.
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