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In Russia, confiscated documents of Uzbek workers have been returned

The confiscated documents of Uzbek citizens working at "Insiti Logistika" LLC in Russia have been returned following the intervention of the representative office of the Migration Agency. The employer has undertaken to pay the unpaid wages within 48 hours.

Documents confiscated from Uzbek workers in Russia have been returned

According to the Migration Agency, on September 28, the representative office received an appeal stating that the documents of Uzbek citizens working at this enterprise had been confiscated and they were not being paid their wages.

Employees of the representative office went to the site and conducted negotiations with the employer. As a result, the citizens' documents were returned, and an obligation was undertaken to pay the wage arrears within 48 hours.

The agency announced that this matter is under the control of the representative office.

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