“Before initiating the entire sanctions process, we had discussions to provide exceptional assistance to those employees to relocate or find a new job,” Paulius Petrauskas told LRT radio on Monday.
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“I want to emphasize that currently other stores are looking for 2400 employees, so I don’t think it would be a big problem for those employees to simply switch to working in Lithuanian or, for example, German chain stores,” he added.
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According to P. Petrauskas, most “Mere” stores are in major cities – Vilnius, Kaunas, and their Employment Service branches have been informed about this: “They will definitely help those employees.”
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