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Workers Change Jobs For Higher Pay In Soviet Union
In Moscow and Leningrad the drive for higher earnings pushes workers to switch factories despite state controls. A new labor law aims to standardize pay and duties from 1971, while local measures label frequent job hoppers as flyers or disorganizers, risking penalties and a permanent work-permit stigma.
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Moscow
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Tgor
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Supreme Soviet
Igor
Leningrad