The workers of the Butorlinsky dairy plant complained that they were allegedly owed wages (from 39 to 100 thousand rubles per person), and they were also forbidden to eat lunch at work and to smile. They also mentioned in the story "by the way" that no employment contracts were concluded with them, even though documents were collected every week. The owner of the factory, in turn, disagreed with the accusations and said that the workers allegedly did not show up for their shifts. He also referred to a criminal case of theft, which was allegedly being investigated in Moscow. Journalists requested information from the police, but found no open information about the company's employees. The State Labor Inspectorate of the Nizhny Novgorod Region began to understand this complicated story. All circumstances are examined there. Telegram | Max | .