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Omsk residents actively job hunting, sectors with personnel needsOmsk residents actively job hunting, sectors with personnel needs
Omsk residents actively job hunting, sectors with personnel needsOmsk residents have posted over 2,660 resumes at the start of 2026, a 28% increase in job searches compared to the same period last year, with demand rising in manufacturing, healthcare, and education.
Desperate Housewife: Mom's toxic perfectionism wins online fameDesperate Housewife: Mom's toxic perfectionism wins online fame
Desperate Housewife: Mom's toxic perfectionism wins online fameShe mops floors in high heels and dishes out advice left and right, insisting everyone is doing it wrong. Alexandra Ilyina, a homemaker from Novosibirsk, has gained 300,000 followers by channeling a '90s mom persona in her viral videos.
Courier reports salary delay and poor conditions at Yekaterinburg restaurantsCourier reports salary delay and poor conditions at Yekaterinburg restaurants
Courier reports salary delay and poor conditions at Yekaterinburg restaurantsA former courier for a group of popular restaurants in Yekaterinburg shares his experience of unpaid wages and difficult working conditions.
Extra Paid Leave Proposed for Russian Fathers with Three or More ChildrenExtra Paid Leave Proposed for Russian Fathers with Three or More Children
Extra Paid Leave Proposed for Russian Fathers with Three or More ChildrenA Russian official has proposed amending the Labor Code to give fathers with three or more children three additional paid days off.
Number of IT students in Saratov Region rises by 25%Number of IT students in Saratov Region rises by 25%
Number of IT students in Saratov Region rises by 25%Average salaries for IT specialists in the region exceed 100,000 rubles (about $1,100 at current rates).
Avoid 2026 Layoffs: Know the Risks and PrepareAvoid 2026 Layoffs: Know the Risks and Prepare
Avoid 2026 Layoffs: Know the Risks and PrepareA recruitment expert warns which employees are most vulnerable to job cuts next year and explains what skills businesses will value instead.
Top-Paying Jobs for Beginners in Rostov Oblast in 2025Top-Paying Jobs for Beginners in Rostov Oblast in 2025
Top-Paying Jobs for Beginners in Rostov Oblast in 2025Analysts have named the three professions with the highest salaries for candidates without experience in Rostov Oblast.
Top 3 highest paid entry-level jobs in Don region in 2025Top 3 highest paid entry-level jobs in Don region in 2025
Top 3 highest paid entry-level jobs in Don region in 2025Analysts from Avito Raboty named the highest paid professions for candidates without experience in the Don region in 2025, with harvesters leading the list.
Why astrology and Tarot cards are now key in job recruitmentWhy astrology and Tarot cards are now key in job recruitment
Why astrology and Tarot cards are now key in job recruitmentExperts state that using divination in hiring is a sign of a deep systemic crisis in the labor market.
Chibis explains replacement of capital repair fund head in Murmansk regionChibis explains replacement of capital repair fund head in Murmansk region
Chibis explains replacement of capital repair fund head in Murmansk regionGovernor Andrei Chibis has dismissed Yulia Barsukova, the head of Murmansk region's capital repair fund.
Plumber and Electrician Service Costs in Moscow for 2026Plumber and Electrician Service Costs in Moscow for 2026
Plumber and Electrician Service Costs in Moscow for 2026Masters say they are even called for simple tasks as demand remains high. This article details the expected prices for household technicians' services next year.
Doctors, Janitors, and Agronomists: Top Scarce Professions in PrimoryeDoctors, Janitors, and Agronomists: Top Scarce Professions in Primorye
Doctors, Janitors, and Agronomists: Top Scarce Professions in PrimoryeExperts have identified 27 professions as most in-demand in Primorye for January 2026.
Former Vladivostok prosecutor Sergey Bazhutov named deputy prosecutor generalFormer Vladivostok prosecutor Sergey Bazhutov named deputy prosecutor general
Former Vladivostok prosecutor Sergey Bazhutov named deputy prosecutor generalThe Federation Council has supported the candidacy of Sergey Bazhutov, a former prosecutor from Vladivostok, for a senior post in Russia's Prosecutor General's Office.
January's Top-Paying Jobs in Surgut Start at 100,000 RublesJanuary's Top-Paying Jobs in Surgut Start at 100,000 Rubles
January's Top-Paying Jobs in Surgut Start at 100,000 RublesThe SuperJob service has released a ranking of the highest-paying vacancies in Surgut for January 2026, highlighting top positions in various sectors.
Omsk Plant Seeks Shop Head with Salary Up to 300K RublesOmsk Plant Seeks Shop Head with Salary Up to 300K Rubles
Omsk Plant Seeks Shop Head with Salary Up to 300K RublesThe vacancy was published a few days ago on a government job portal.
Staff Reductions at TMK Enterprises: What the Sides Are SayingStaff Reductions at TMK Enterprises: What the Sides Are Saying
Staff Reductions at TMK Enterprises: What the Sides Are SayingEmployees of the Pipe Metallurgical Company (TMK) claim that hundreds of workers are being laid off, but TMK denies this information.
Workers at TMK Plants Report Layoffs, Company DeniesWorkers at TMK Plants Report Layoffs, Company Denies
Workers at TMK Plants Report Layoffs, Company DeniesThe reports concern plants operated by the Pipe Metallurgical Company (TMK).
Siberian Blogger's Toxic Cleaning Advice Resonates with MillennialsSiberian Blogger's Toxic Cleaning Advice Resonates with Millennials
Siberian Blogger's Toxic Cleaning Advice Resonates with MillennialsShe mops floors in high heels and dispenses advice left and right, claiming that you're doing everything wrong.
Fed up Rostov barista: 'Customers upset over breaks'Fed up Rostov barista: 'Customers upset over breaks'
Fed up Rostov barista: 'Customers upset over breaks'A barista in Rostov details annoyances with customers who order after closing and complain about legal breaks, in a personal column.
Residents of Rostov Cite Unusual Job Rejection ReasonsResidents of Rostov Cite Unusual Job Rejection Reasons
Residents of Rostov Cite Unusual Job Rejection ReasonsAgeism remains a common issue, but job seekers also face more absurd reasons for rejection.
Rostov residents reveal absurd job rejection storiesRostov residents reveal absurd job rejection stories
Rostov residents reveal absurd job rejection storiesReaders in Rostov-on-Don shared unusual reasons employers gave for rejecting their job applications, with age discrimination being a frequent complaint.
Astrology and Tarot in Recruiting Outrage Don ResidentsAstrology and Tarot in Recruiting Outrage Don Residents
Astrology and Tarot in Recruiting Outrage Don ResidentsIn personnel selection, some companies involve tarot readers and astrologers to evaluate candidates. This practice, according to many Don residents, is frivolous and may conceal unlawful activities.
Kuzbass authorities to check if director of psychoneurological boarding home could have embezzled residents' pensionsKuzbass authorities to check if director of psychoneurological boarding home could have embezzled residents' pensions
Kuzbass authorities to check if director of psychoneurological boarding home could have embezzled residents' pensionsStaff at the facility alleged that the director might have been misusing funds intended for disabled residents.
Astrology and Tarot in hiring: Donetsk residents see a return to the Middle AgesAstrology and Tarot in hiring: Donetsk residents see a return to the Middle Ages
Astrology and Tarot in hiring: Donetsk residents see a return to the Middle AgesSome employers believe that Tarot cards can reveal an employee's potential, a practice many residents of Donetsk find frivolous or even potentially illegal.