Working hours in Tatarstan to be one hour shorter tomorrow

Working hours in Tatarstan to be one hour shorter tomorrow
Photo: Tatar-inform

The Tatar-inform news agency, based in Tatarstan, reported that working hours will be one hour shorter tomorrow. The headline of its Tatar-language news page states that the working day will be reduced by one hour the following day.

The news page does not give a reason for the reduction, say which organisations or sectors it covers, or include any official comment. Most of the page consists of site navigation, the agency's editorial details and buttons for sharing the link. The masthead names the agency's chief editor, Rinat Bilalov, and a deputy chief editor.

The agency is registered at Dekabristov Street, building 2, in Kazan. Apart from these details, the text does not explain which employees will be affected or how long the change will remain in force.

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This story was automatically summarised and translated from Tatar-inform. All rights to the story belong to its source.

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