UAZ denied the transition to a four-day period

UAZ and other Sollers production sites are currently not planning to switch to a four-day work week. This was reported to Izvestia on August 2 in the press service of the Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant, refuting the information that was distributed online.

"All Sollers production sites, including UAZ, are operating on a federal schedule. We are not currently considering the possibility of introducing a shorter working week," the automaker's press service said.

They added that UAZ and a number of Sollers enterprises are on a planned corporate vacation, which will end on August 4.

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On July 25, KAMAZ announced the transition to a one-day reduced working week from August 1, including due to the lack of market growth prospects, and the day before Gorky Automobile Plant announced a similar decision.

Prior to that, on July 22, AvtoVAZ announced that it was also considering switching to a four-day working week. The automaker cited the high key rate and stricter regulatory requirements for car loan borrowers as the reasons for the difficult market situation.

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