Violations were found during contractions after the closure of the Kungur cave

Employees of companies that worked in the maintenance of the Kungur ice cave in the Perm Region were reduced with violations of labor laws. This became clear during the inspection conducted in relation to Stalagmite LLC, GTK LLC and Stalagmite Excursions LLC.

According to the <url> news agency, with reference to the State Labor Inspectorate in the region, it was found that Stalagmite Excursions LLC, the cave operator, did not offer the vacancies of a tour guide to the dismissed employees, as required by law. And Stalagmite LLC, which provides hotel services, and GTK LLC, which sells souvenirs, unreasonably reduced 88 employees.

As a result of the audit, an order was issued to cancel the order on cuts in Stalagmite and GTK. The issue of initiating an administrative case against those who committed violations is being resolved.

On June 15, it became known that the Kungur cave was closing. Stalagmite Excursions LLC was stripped of its accreditation due to violations. Earlier, Dmitry Belanovich, head of the regional Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, spoke about the need to revoke the cave operator's license.

The Perm Region authorities have promised to issue a license to the new operator. All employees who worked in the cave will be able to join him. On May 22, the Kungur ice cave reopened for tourists.

At the end of April, it was reported that in the Krasnovishersky district of the Perm Territory, the way to the popular peak, the Polyud stone, was reopened for tourists. The ice drift has ended on the Vishera River, and now travelers will be able to reach the mountain by boat.