Chairwoman of the Lyoevsky District Trade Union Organization of the Belarusian Trade Union of Agricultural Workers, Nina Novik, continues to monitor the working conditions and living standards of young specialists. The union leader visits recent graduates who have arrived at their first jobs in the district's agricultural enterprises to personally check how they were received by their colleagues and how comfortably they have settled in.

Today, Pavel Naumenko – a young manager of the machine‑tractor fleet at the KSU “Malinovka‑Agro” – was a guest in her cozy home.

Pavel graduated from the Belarus State Agricultural Academy. He entered BGSHA on a targeted program, so after his studies he returned to his native farm. The young engineer was truly welcomed here: he was immediately offered the responsible position of head of the MTP and the housing issue was promptly resolved.

Pavel Andreevich was allocated a well‑maintained rental apartment in a house on Molodezhnaya Street. Before the specialist's arrival, a fresh cosmetic renovation was carried out and the plumbing was completely updated. The young man's home is impeccably clean. The spacious kitchen is already furnished with the necessary furniture and equipped with household appliances.

I love having everything in order. The years of study at the academy made me fully independent, so I have gotten used to solving any domestic issues myself, without my parents' help," smiles Pavel. "I'm glad that the housing was provided right on the agricultural enterprise's premises, rather than in the district center – it saves a lot of travel time. Our team is excellent; there are many experienced colleagues around who always advise and help with daily tasks. I am satisfied with everything!"

After the conversation, Nina Grigoryevna wished the young man success in his professional start, assuring Pavel that he can always rely on the support of both the primary and district trade union organizations in resolving any labor or social issues.

Author: Nina Novik