Hey ladies, how's work in the city these days? What's the average salary like? And how's the job mar…

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Hey ladies, how's work in the city these days? What's the average salary like? And how's the job market in general? I hear there are layoffs everywhere right now. How do you feel about changing jobs – is it easy or hard for you? Or can you afford not to work at all?
Hey ladies, has anyone gone through this and can share their stories and experience? Just to clarify…
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Tatyana
In our small town, the average salary is 50-55.
I find changing jobs difficult 😁 I don't think I'll ever leave the funeral industry.

I can afford not to work, but I don't want to. I love my job.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
In my city, the only jobs available are in supermarkets, kindergartens, and schools. Many people commute to the neighboring city.
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Nastasiya
Moscow - what many have felt the reduction in - previously 5-10 applications per vacancy, now up to 50 per day.
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Olga
In my city, Opochka, things are really tough. The port is almost closed, with layoffs happening. One huge factory has also stopped its furnaces and is shutting down its pipe rolling. Many small businesses are in deep trouble. Taxi fares have skyrocketed due to gas prices, causing demand to plummet. So, I'm staying put at my factory, though I don't know what the future holds there either. The budget for schools and kindergartens was cut this year and last year, meaning teachers and educators are barely getting any bonuses or extra pay now. I'm in Rostov Oblast, where the average salary for women in our city is around 35-45 thousand rubles.
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Zuhurova Shabnam
I can afford not to work, but I don't want to just sit at home. My average salary is 50-60k.
I'm currently juggling two positions, it's tough, but I enjoy it.
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Anita
My husband is working within the budget, he has plenty of work, but the salary is so-so.
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Kristina
My finances are dipping... I'm not working right now, but I wouldn't say I can fully afford things... I'll have enough reserves for a while though.
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Agapova Inna
I'm quitting after a 9-year parental leave. From a state institution, my salary is about 40k now. But friends and acquaintances, women mostly, earn from 70k, rarely less.
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Olya
My brother was recently laid off, but he found a new job right away.
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Anna
A friend with tons of experience and skills can't find a job in St. Petersburg.
She's applying everywhere, but...
Out of 80 applications, she's only had 2 interviews. 🙈 I, a half-dead monkey, wouldn't even dare to try.
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Agapitova Anya
Most jobs in my city are in chain stores. Or delivery apps )))
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RUSTAMOVA LARISA
Agapitova Anya It's exactly the same for us. Trade and logistics.
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Komarova Elena
Anna Oh no, that sounds awful!
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Komarova Elena
Olya Awesome, valuable shot, I bet
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Komarova Elena
Agapova Inna What is your job title?
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Komarova Elena
Kristina Are you in the construction field? Or am I mistaken?
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Komarova Elena
Anita Sadness(
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Komarova Elena
Vedeneva Yuliya What's the salary level?
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Kristina
Kristina You're not wrong, but I'm a designer, not directly in construction.
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Komarova Elena
Kristina Got it. I thought your specialty would always be in demand.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Vedeneva Yuliya from minimum and above
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Kristina
Kristina Well, it exists and survives, but due to the high cost of servicing loans, many construction projects are being shut down.
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Agapova Inna
Agapova Inna Leading specialist at the registry office.
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