Belarusians stand in line at night to get a job at the Wildberries warehouse in "Veliky Kamen" with a salary from 1500 rubles
She arrived at nine in the morning and was 309th in line. Those wishing to work at the warehouse in "Veliky Kamen" tell in Threads how they try to get hired for several days, Reform.news noted .
Those wishing to get a job at the Wildberries warehouse in the "Veliky Kamen" industrial park near Minsk queue up at night and travel there for several days in a row. The author of one of the posts arrived for registration at nine in the morning and was 309th in line. According to her, people try to get inside for two or three days, and those who sign up at midnight get numbers around 80.
Another commentator writes that at 5:53 AM, there were already 57 people registered, although the processing starts at nine. Just two weeks ago, judging by the comments, one could get a job in an hour.
The warehouse in question was launched on May 25 this year — it has been operating for almost seven months, but the excitement around employment has only arisen now. The salary depends on productivity, and this is openly stated in the job description: from 1500 to 6000 rubles per month.
Payment is piece-rate: a fixed rate is paid for each "pick" (one operation with a unit of goods). For example, an employee scans an item with a terminal and places it in a cell or box, or retrieves it to fulfill an order. At the same time, according to commentators, the payment per "pick" has recently decreased — possibly due to the continuous flow of people willing to work.
According to the publication, during an internship, people receive about 20 rubles for an hour and a half of work. With an eight-hour workday and a five-day work week, this would be approximately 2250 rubles per month. Commentators confirm: newcomers to the WB warehouse are not promised mountains of gold.
«In short, we arrived at night the other day, signed up 25th in line. We went to sleep. Then we arrived in the morning and got hired in two hours. After that, we even managed to work for about three hours. But in the end, for these three hours, we earned 45 rubles net per person», — writes elektros.pro in the comments to the post.
At the same time, commentators write that with a certain skill, one can earn 250 rubles for a 9-10 hour shift. This is 25-28 rubles per hour: with the same schedule of an eight-hour workday, it would amount to 4200-4700 rubles per month, and if working 9-10 hours five days a week — about 5250 rubles.
Apparently, people are hired in excess, expecting that some will drop out, and salaries are gradually decreasing due to this. The author of the post confirms: some of her acquaintances got hired, worked once, and never returned.
Nevertheless, the flow of those willing to work does not decrease.
«The work is not entirely easy, but I know for sure — such a salary cannot be found in Minsk right now», — writes one of the warehouse employees.
Another argument is a flexible schedule, which few are willing to offer.
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