06 JUNE 2011www.stabroeknews.com
No evidence Russian manager threatened workers – Rusal probe finds
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The committee appointed by Rusal to examine complaints by bauxite workers against its local General Manager Ruslan Volokhov said it found no evidence that Volokhov engaged in racist behaviour or issued threats of physical assault to workers.
However, the Board of Directors of the company, based on the report of the committee, said it has found Volokhov’s behaviour “unbecoming” of a general manager, and has since notified him of this, a release issued yesterday said. Volokhov, who was sent on leave to facilitate the investigation, resumed duties on Friday. The company did not say whether the general manager faced any sanctions.
Some workers on the company’s Aroaima worksite had alleged that on May 8, Volokhov entered a bus which they had boarded and threatened them while holding a spade.
However, the Board of Directors of the company, based on the report of the committee, said it has found Volokhov’s behaviour “unbecoming” of a general manager, and has since notified him of this, a release issued yesterday said. Volokhov, who was sent on leave to facilitate the investigation, resumed duties on Friday. The company did not say whether the general manager faced any sanctions.
Some workers on the company’s Aroaima worksite had alleged that on May 8, Volokhov entered a bus which they had boarded and threatened them while holding a spade.
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