Issue 4279. Last Updated: 11/20/2009

Beyond Pikalyovo - Urals Workers Seize Control of Plant's Finances

By Paul Goble
Inspired by the example of Pikalyovo, where workers blocked a federal highway to call attention to their plight, employees at many other enterprises around the country are increasingly adopting the same tactic, apparently hopeful that someone from Moscow will intervene, as Prime Minister Vladimir Putin did in that company town, and solve their problems.

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