Commentary, unless otherwise noted, is from V. Murakhovsky
[ColonelCassad] The problem is in defense.
Chemezov said that the average salary in the defense industry should be raised by 10 percent compared to the average in the region.
Consider an example in Moscow.
A radio installer (manufacturers products that are in demand in tank troops) has a standard hour salary of 168 rubles. That is, for a month in one shift, he earns 84 thousand rubles. He receives 60 thousand rubles in his hands.
A 10 percent rise in wages in Moscow will provide him with a salary in the region of 67-68 thousand rubles.
At the same time, the order for products for tanks has grown many times, what was previously required to be produced in a month, now MORE tenfold.
The main thing in the defense industry is people. At least you need to pay attention to salaries. Otherwise, we will move to the result at a snail's pace.
(c) V. Murakhovsky
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Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin:
I would add that in addition to raising wages, it is necessary to consider improving the social package for defense industry workers.