Sverdlovsk Region’s Companies Owe RUB 27.9m in Debt Arrears

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, May 22, 2019. Sverdlovsk Region-based employers owed their workers RUB 35.1m in delayed wages and salaries as of May 1, 2019; this is RUB 3.9m,or 10.2%, less than the figures for April 1, 2019 and does not include the data for small enterprises, Sverdlovskstat reports. All in all, six local organizations owe pay to 548 workers at the moment. The number of employees with delayed wages is at its highest in the motor engine production sector (353 people, total amount: RUB 21.792m), heating energy-producing boiler shops (97 people, total amount: RUB 2.56m), and the companies

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, March 18, 2019. Sverdlovsk Region’s employers (excluding small businesses) owed their workers RUB 36.8 million in wage arrears and delayed pay as of March 1, 2019. According to Sverdlovskstat, this was 1.6% (RUB 0.6 million) less than one month earlier.

August 8, 2014. The amount of overdue loans rose by 468m RUR at Sverdlovsk Region-based banks in August, the local division of Central Bank reports. Debt arrears on loans, deposits, and other funds offered to non-financial organizations went up by 197.36m RUR, while the amount of outstanding debt reached 5.97bn RUR in August compared with 5.77bn RUR a month earlier. The picture looked the same in the private individuals’ funds segment. By the end of August, the amount of debt arrears on loans and deposits increased by 271.08m RUR up to 8.13bn RUR against 7.85bn RUR in July. Debt arrears in

October 10, 2014. As of October 1, 2014, the amount of overdue debt held by Sverdlovsk Region-based enterprises amounted to 23.642m RUR, Sverdlovskstat reports. This figure is 38.2% higher than in the previous quarter and 4.7 times higher than a year earlier.

February 3, 2014. The arrears of wages at all the businesses and organizations operating in Sverdlovsk Regioncame to 3.6m RUR on January 1, 2014, Head of Sverdlovsk Region division of the Federal State Statistics Service Elena Kutina said at a press conference. ‘It should be noted that this is actually 23.5% less than on December 1, 2013. Compare this with Chelyabinsk Region, where arrears of wages amount to 4.171m RUR; in Kurgan Region, the figure is 1.779m RUR, and Tyumen Region’s companies owe no wages to their employees,’ Kutina said. According to the data supplied by Sverdlovskstat,