Russian bus company faces legal action over 4M rubles in unpaid wages
Russian bus company faces legal action over 4M rubles in unpaid wages
A transport company in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast owes its employees nearly 4 million rubles in unpaid wages. According to the regional State Labor Inspectorate, management failed to pay salaries for work performed in January and February 2026.
Russian bus company faces legal action over 4M rubles in unpaid wages
ATP LLC operates intercity bus services for regular passenger transport. Inspectors from the agency have issued a formal warning to the company's leadership.
Earlier, Pravda-NN reported that a construction firm in Nizhny Novgorod had withheld over 64 million rubles in wages from its staff.
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