The entire team of a Federal Bailiff Service department in Tver Oblast was forced to sign an agreement to donate part of their salary for charity, as one employee told '7x7.'
Between May and December 2024, funds will be transferred to the account of the Feodorovsky Convent in Yaroslavl Oblast. The money is intended to preserve and restore cultural heritage sites on the convent’s grounds.
"During a meeting, they informed us of the management’s decree stating that we should either contribute 500 rubles per month to the temple or donate one day's earnings to the war effort. We discussed it and decided that the 500-ruble scheme was more profitable," the source told '7x7.'
According to the bailiff, all Federal Bailiff Service departments across the region received similar decrees on 'voluntary' donations. The management threatened the heads of departments with 'problems' if their employees refused to sign, and the bailiffs themselves faced 'moral pressure.' However, only the person who spoke to '7x7' opposed this decision.
The source also claimed that a few months after the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Tver Oblast bailiffs were already forced to donate money to the war effort, but they could not recall the specific beneficiary.
