Tue, 28th Jul 2020 13:07
MOSCOW, July 28 (Reuters) - Rosneft will shorten
its 5-day work week to 30 hours at its central office from Oct.
1 due to fallout from the novel coronavirus, Russian largest oil
producer said on Tuesday.
It added that the working hours would not be reduced for
those who are engaged in production, while 84% of its employees
at the central office are still working from home as a measure
to combat the virus.
(Reporting by Polina Devitt and Vladimir Soldatkin; editing by
Jason Neely)
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