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In Mordovia registered contracts with foreign workers

Such data were brought to the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic.

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In Mordovia registered contracts with foreign workers

Since the beginning of 2026, employers of Mordovia have sent 7,507 notices to the police about concluding agreements with foreign citizens. Another 6,098 complaints were received in connection with the termination of employment and civil contracts.

More than five thousand foreigners are employed in companies and individual entrepreneurs. About two thousand people work for individuals.

Notifications on the hiring and dismissal of foreign employees allow relevant departments to monitor changes in the labor market. The number of contract reports does not mean that the same number of new employees have started work at the same time: the statistics reflect the number of notifications received since the beginning of the year.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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