Bishop Mytishchi Theophylact (Moiseev) has been temporarily suspended from the priesthood, in accordance with the order of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill. As the deputy director of the Moscow Patriarchate, the Bishop of Zelenograd Savva (Tutunov), explained to TASS, the Disciplinary Commission of the General Church is currently investigating the case of the governor of the state. Church of St. The Shooting shows how the 72-year-old bishop tries to hit a priest who served him on the head.
By decree of November 27, Patriarch Kirill temporarily suspended Bishop Theophylact from his duties as abbot of the monastery, & nbsp; assistant to the patriarch's first vicar in Moscow and governor of the southwestern vicariate of the capital.
According to Bishop Sava, Bishop Theophylact will only serve “ at the end of the full study of the case within the Disciplinary Commission of the General Church. '' ; The deputy director of the Moscow Patriarchate added that “ the results of the study will be presented to the Holy Patriarch and the Holy Synod, & # 39; & # 39; since we are talking about the bishop.
The provisional management of the monastery is entrusted to the head of the synodal department of monasteries and monasticism, the governor of the monastery of Donskoy Metropolitan of Kashira Theognost (Guzikov). The head of the synodal department for charity, Bishop Panteleimon (Shatov) of Verey, will be in charge of the southwestern vicariate at that time.
This spring, & nbsp; the church's highest court banned Bishops Ignatius (Tarasov) and Ignatius (Buzin) from the ministry for violating the canons. & nbsp; The bishops are charged with violations of perjury, gambling, adultery, theft and drunkenness.
Trace of a novel coronavirus pandemic that has spread from China
Pavel Volchkov, head of the MIPT genomic engineering laboratory, said the new strain of the omicron coronavirus could arise due to the fact that in South Africa people have been massively treated with COVID-19 plasma, writes the Izvestia newspaper.
“ If in South Africa and Botswana, the main method is & mdash; it is plasma treatment, and if people have not been specially vaccinated there, then resistance to the injected antibodies is formed from the new variant of the virus. We see in the scientific literature many articles that indicate that plasma treatment was carried out there en masse ',' ' he said.
The virologist noted that in this case, by analogy with antibiotics, it is extremely important to finish the treatment of patients, because otherwise the virus could survive and mutate, and then infect another person.
Recall that the new strain of coronavirus 'omicron' & nbsp; has been identified in Botswana. Later, people infected with this type of virus were recorded in South Africa and other countries. According to experts, numerous changes in its genome indicate high transmissibility of this variant and resistance to protective antibodies of those who have been sick and vaccinated.
The hydrometeorological center announced a yellow level of meteorological danger in Moscow and the region due to the wind, according to the institution & # 39; s website.
“ Yellow & mdash; the weather is potentially dangerous & # 39; & # 39 ;, & mdash; forecasters specified.
It is reported that wind gusts can reach 20 meters per second. It should be noted that the warning is valid from Monday 9:00 am to Wednesday 9:00 am.
On November 30, record minimum pressure is expected in the capital, as well as heavy rainfall. This was announced by & nbsp; one of the main employees of & nbsp; meteorological center “ Phobos '' Evgeny Tishkovets.
Former forecaster Alexander Shuvalov & nbsp; said late November in the capital will be warm, with significant rainfall, and winter will come according to schedule.
The scientific director of the Roman Vilfand Hydrometeorological Center has said that frosts down to minus 20 degrees and a thaw are forecast for next winter in European Russia, reports RIA Novosti.
temperatures, but in the short term there can be real frosts … Such fluctuations are associated with global warming. As the climate warms, the magnitude of fluctuations increases', '' he said.
Earlier, Vilfand warned that weather anomalies await residents of the European part of Russia in the coming days.
According to the forecaster, in the central part of European Russia at the very end of November, temperatures five degrees above normal.
At the same time, a cold abnormal is expected in northern European Russia & mdash; frosts can reach minus 20 degrees.
New planes with hypersonic weapons will be put into service in the aviation units of the Russian Aerospace Forces next year, reports Krasnaya Zvezda.
said the deputy commander-in-chief. chief of aerospace forces, Lieutenant-General Andrei Yudin.
He noted that next year the department will warn advanced models of weapons, military and special equipment, including those with combat alert. ; hypersonic weapons.
According to the lieutenant general, as part of the state defense order for 2022, it is planned to purchase more than 200 units of the main samples of military and military equipment.
Yudin also noted that next year has been declared the year of flight training in military aviation units and for air defense, missile defense and space forces – a year of combat service.
Earlier it was also reported that in 2026 serial production of the fifth generation Russian fighter Checkmate will be launched. The plane's maiden flight is scheduled for 2023.
Trace of a novel coronavirus pandemic that has spread from China
The UK Health Safety Agency has announced the detection of a third case in the country with a new strain of the omicron coronavirus, reports BBC News.
It is reported that the infection was found in London by a person who traveled to South Africa. It should be noted that the infected person has already left the UK.
Recall that the new strain of coronavirus omicron & nbsp; has been identified in Botswana. Later, people infected with this type of virus were recorded in South Africa and other countries. According to experts, numerous changes in its genome indicate high transmissibility of this variant and resistance to protective antibodies of those who have been sick and vaccinated.
US company SpaceX intends to launch another batch of Starlink Internet satellites into orbit in the middle of the coming week, Interfax reports.
It is reported that this will be the 33rd launch of the group's internet satellites since May 2019 as part of the Starlink project. Currently, the orbital constellation consists of 1,842 spacecraft December at 6:20 p.m. US East Coast Time (December 2 at 2:20 a.m. Moscow time).
Remember that the Starlink network is designed to provide the inhabitants of Earth with high-speed Internet access. In total, the American company will deploy 11,000 satellites in orbit. The total cost of this project is estimated at ten billion dollars.
There are 80 & nbsp; years, the 29 & nbsp; November 1941 & nbsp; g., in & nbsp; the village of Petrishchevo uttered the words: “ No matter how much & nbsp; hang on us, don't hang everyone, we are 200 & nbsp; millions. But & nbsp; for & nbsp; our comrades will take revenge on you. & # 39; & # 39;
These were the last words of Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya … She said them & nbsp; already with a & nbsp; noose on & nbsp; the neck. & Nbsp; the next second, a box was kicked out from under his feet, and & nbsp; the noose has tightened. It was this version of Zoya's death that prevailed at the end of the USSR & nbsp; & mdash; without too much detail. Which then did a disservice, giving unscrupulous people a reason to stage quite a parade of 'revelations'. Say, “ the most kept Soviet secret was & nbsp; the fact that many villagers reacted to the death of & nbsp; Zoya without sympathy. & # 39; & # 39; & Nbsp;
Painting of the execution of Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya, painted by the Kukryniksy in 1947. Photo: Public domain
Indeed, when Kosmodemyanskaya was brought to the & nbsp; gallows, one of the & nbsp; inhabitants of the village of Petrishchevo, Agrafen Smirnov , hit him & nbsp; feet with a stick shouting, “Who is it that you hurt?” They burned down my house and & nbsp; did nothing to the Germans … & raquo; & nbsp;
Direct counterfeiting
However, it was no secret in & nbsp; during the war and & nbsp; in the post-war years. About & nbsp; the act of Smirnova and & nbsp; about & nbsp; his trial in & nbsp; September 1942 & nbsp; writer Pavel Nilin prepared a test with & nbsp; feature title 'Wickedness'. Where, by the way, it was mentioned that Kosmodemyanskaya also burned the huts of the Karelovs and & nbsp; Solntsevs: “ Hit her, & nbsp; & mdash; said German officer Ivan Solntsev … & mdash; & nbsp; She burned your hut … Ivan Yegorovich Solntsev, an old collective farmer, a Russian man, looked at the tortured Russian girl and said nothing. Then the Germans called Agrafena Smirnova, and & nbsp; the old woman, in & nbsp; with rage, hit the girl. Press once and & nbsp; another one. And & nbsp; swung & nbsp; the third time, spitting foul curses. But & nbsp; then a Russian woman Praskovya Petrouchina appeared and & nbsp; blocked the girl with her body. Agrafena Smirnova and & nbsp; his & nbsp; accomplice Fedosya Solina , who incited the villagers to & nbsp; beat Zoya, were tried and & nbsp; slaughtered. As well as the & nbsp; leader Semyon Sviridov , who gave Zoya to the Germans.
Then this episode of Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya's story was dropped. About & nbsp; the fact that there weren't any 'many villagers' condemning Kosmodemyanskaya was forgotten. But the words “ she set the house on fire, but & nbsp; did nothing to the Germans & nbsp; & # 39; & # 39; have become a little & nbsp; is not & nbsp; the banner of those who question him & nbsp; feat. This can impress the gullible, especially when it comes to & nbsp; “ suffering of civilians who, as a result of Zoe's actions, found themselves homeless in winter. & # 39; & # 39;
In & nbsp; these words and & nbsp; lies a fake which distorts the idea of & nbsp; what happened in & nbsp; these & nbsp; days. Civilians found themselves homeless in winter. But & nbsp; not & nbsp; in & nbsp; as a result of the actions of Zoe and & nbsp; other fighters from sabotage groups. Better than others, the witnesses and witnesses of & nbsp; and & nbsp; of & nbsp; can talk about it.
Legitimate objectives
“ It was on the & nbsp; Russian front in & nbsp; November 1941 & nbsp; g. Our battalion fell back on the & nbsp; village of Petrishchevo, & nbsp; a few kilometers from the & nbsp; forehead. We were happy to rest and occupied the cabin. The Russian family has been put on the streets. As soon as we took a nap the alarm went off: four cabins were on fire … & # 39; & # 39; This is the testimony of a non-commissioned officer of the 10th company of the 332nd regiment of the 197th division of the Wehrmacht Karl Beyerlein captured.
“ The Germans chased us from the houses with rifle butts. In & nbsp; each hut theirs & nbsp; was packed. & # 39; & # 39; “ Mom took us with & nbsp; sister on a & nbsp; sleigh at & nbsp; Zlatustovo. And & nbsp; when we & nbsp; returned home, the Germans of & nbsp; have already made us bunk beds for sleeping, & nbsp; & mdash; there was no more room for us. “ When they set fire to the Karelov house next to & nbsp; and & nbsp; to a shed with & nbsp; horses alongside, the Germans jumped up half-dressed. & # 39; & # 39; These are the memories of the inhabitants of the village of Petrishchevo. It is clear that they could not & nbsp; and & nbsp; and that means the picture is real. It was the Germans who drove out the inhabitants of the & nbsp; houses in the & nbsp; frost, leaving them homeless. It was the Germans who saw themselves as the owners of the houses & nbsp; & mdash; just by & nbsp; right of conquest. It turns out that Zoe was destroying homes that actually belonged to the enemy.
So the group of fighters, which Zoya entered, by the first entry into the village of Petrishchevo, managed to set fire to three residential buildings, crowded to capacity by the Nazis, and a barn. Is it a lot or a little? Someone, maybe, won't seem enough. But & nbsp; let's compare the result of this raid of several men of the Red Army of the military reconnaissance and sabotage unit 9903 & nbsp; with the results of their & nbsp; colleagues. For example, with the & nbsp; results of the Western Front Special Forces raid, which was trained by Georgy Zhukov on the & nbsp; base of the Airborne Reserve Battalion of the Military Council in & nbsp; October 1941 & nbsp; city & nbsp; and & nbsp; totaled 600 & nbsp; people. This is what the senior political instructor of this unit, Ignatiy Strigunov said.: “ Arrived at & nbsp; destination on November 26 & nbsp;, the fighters & nbsp; have immediately & nbsp; received a task for & nbsp; two days & mdash; destroy several villages where the Germans settled … In only & nbsp; during the march, the detachment set fire to 62 & nbsp; houses where the Germans settled, destroyed the headquarters of the German division in the & nbsp; Petrovskoe village … & raquo; & nbsp;
By & nbsp; everything turns out that the group of Zoya and & nbsp; she herself hardly acted & nbsp; was not & nbsp; more effective than experienced saboteurs armed with machine guns, machine guns, grenades, automatic rifles and & nbsp; even rifles, “ silent ''; with & nbsp; silent flameless firing devices. At the disposal of & nbsp; Zoya was only a revolver and & nbsp; bottles with & nbsp; Molotov cocktails …
But & nbsp; it was only Zoya's first visit to & nbsp; Petrishchevo. Group leader Boris Krainov considered that the task was complete. In the & nbsp; principle, it & nbsp; had reason to believe it. Remember & nbsp; & mdash; on the group's account there are three houses and a barn, where there were 20 & nbsp; horses. However, Zoe returned to continue the sabotage. Why? Is it by & nbsp; love of & nbsp; arson or misunderstood heroism?
A few lines from the document of examination of witnesses to the execution of Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya, written on January 25, 1942 at & nbsp; d. Petrishchevo, Gribtsovsky Village Council, Vereisky District, Moscow Region & # 39; & # 39; : & # 39; & # 39; German soldiers caught her & nbsp; to & nbsp; to this & nbsp; when she was on a combat mission & nbsp; & mdash; set fire to the stable, in which there were more than 300 & nbsp; horses. The German sentry grabbed her from behind, and she didn't have time to shoot.
The calm before the storm
In the sample of the Wehrmacht 1941 & nbsp; g. there was 1 & nbsp; million horses. & nbsp; 90% & nbsp; they were assigned to & nbsp; infantry divisions. In terms of horsepower, the Standard German Division was twice the size of the Red Army Rifle Division. This explains the speed of movement of the Germans. The mobility of the Wehrmacht in the & nbsp; Battle for & nbsp; Moscow was run by horses. It is no coincidence that Zoya chose the stable, where there were over 300 & nbsp; horses & # 39; as the next target. This suggests & nbsp; the fact that she fully understood the meaning of the sabotage operation & nbsp; & mdash; strike at & nbsp; including & nbsp; on & nbsp; mobility of Germans. Apparently commander of military unit 9903 Artur Sprogis acted in & nbsp; in strict accordance with & nbsp; order of headquarters n ° & nbsp; 0428 of & nbsp; 17 & nbsp; November 1941 & nbsp; g .: “ To destroy the settlements, select the bravest and & nbsp; strong in & nbsp; politico-moral terms of soldiers, commanders and & nbsp; them & nbsp; tasks and & nbsp; the importance of this event for the defeat of the German army. Zoya's persistence in achieving this goal is also explained by the fact that the headquarters of the regiment was located in Petrishchev and & nbsp; also a communication center, whose tasks were to follow the radio exchanges of Soviet troops. & Nbsp;
And & nbsp; now remember the date. Zoya was captured on the evening of November 28 & nbsp; They tortured all night. And & nbsp; hung on the morning of November 29 & nbsp ;. These were the days of calm before the storm, before the infamous Soviet counteroffensive, which begins on December 5 & nbsp; In & nbsp; preparation conditions for a major operation, communications and & nbsp; enemy mobility & nbsp; & mdash; targets on which & nbsp; must strike. At all costs. Zoya decided that the prize would be his life.
Exactly half a century ago, on November 27, 1971, a man-made object reached the surface of the fourth planet from the Sun. It was the Soviet Mars-2 spacecraft. On board was the first & nbsp; rover Mars ProP-M to the world, whose name means “ passability assessment device '' & ndash; March. & # 39; & # 39; It was supposed to measure the density of the soil, and the lander was supposed to transmit images of the surface of a distant planet to Earth. & Nbsp;
& # 39; Book & # 39; on skates
The history of astronautics shows that it is easier to fly to Mars than to land there: the atmosphere of this planet is very rarefied, to leave the planet. orbit at the required speed and carefully land the device & ndash; extremely difficult task. The very first mission to the Red Planet was further complicated by the fact that by the time of its arrival, a stronger dust storm had erupted on Mars, which lasted for five months.
The Soviet Union in May & nbsp; 1971 & nbsp; launched two stations at once. & Nbsp; on May 19 from Baikonur launched & nbsp; rocket “ Proton-K '' with the automatic interplanetary station 'Mars-2', after 9 days AMS 'Mars-3' & # 39; chased her. Each one carried on board a small & nbsp; mobile device, similar to & nbsp; a box on runners & ndash; the first rovers in PrOP-M history.
These & nbsp; devices have been designed and manufactured for five years by a team of specialists from Leningrad & nbsp; VNIITransMash & nbsp; led by the design engineer Alexander Kemurdzhian. Before that, they worked on the first lunar rover. But the rovers differed from him fundamentally, namely, the travel system. Scientists did not know for sure what the surface of the Red Planet was, and therefore it was proposed to equip the vehicles with skates located on the sides and slightly lifting their bodies. After all, if the ground is loose, it's best to get around it on 'skis'.
The rover itself was about the size of a thick book (25 x 22 x 4 centimeters) and weighed 4.5 kilograms. The runners were supposed to 'walk' and move the car at low speed – 1 meter per hour, and if it hits an obstacle, it will stop and wait for a command from Earth, which could take up to 20 minutes. However, & nbsp; stops and therefore had to happen every & nbsp; 1.5 meters – for & nbsp; confirmation or correction of course.
The rover was fitted with two thin rods at the front, which acted as obstacle detection sensors. With their help, the device was able to determine which side the obstacle was on to back up or attempt to bypass it. Of course, there were also scientific instruments on it. The dynamic penetrometer and gamma ray densimeter were intended to measure the density and structure of Martian soil. This was the main task of the Soviet rover.
The reception and transmission of the signal from Earth went through the lander. It was connected to the rover by a 15-meter cable, like an umbilical cord, providing it with energy and controlling its movement.
In search of a landing site
As already mentioned, in 1971 & nbsp; & nbsp; the strongest dust storm erupted on Mars. It was impossible to predict, and, alas, it was she who led to the collapse of the mission.
On November 27, Mars-2 crashed while landing. He became the first & nbsp; artificial object to reach the surface of this planet. December 2 station “ Mars-3 & # 39; & # 39; was able to sit down harmlessly, and that was already an achievement: the first successful soft landing on the surface of Mars in history has taken place. & nbsp; Soon it went into working order and & nbsp; with the help of a special manipulator launched the Mars ProP-M rover. The station began to transmit a panorama of the surrounding landscape to Earth. Unfortunately, the picture is blurry & ndash; it was a gray background with no discernible detail. And after 14.5 seconds the signal completely stopped. More from 'March-3 & # 39; & # 39; & nbsp; did not make contact.
As experts later suggested, corona discharge could occur in the transmitter antennas & nbsp; or the battery failed due to a dust storm. And the Martian wind speed at that time was so high (over 140 meters per second) that it's surprising how the lander was able to survive and go into operation.
At the same time, the orbital station remained in orbit near Mars. She had her own research program, which she continued to conduct for 8 months. Having turned into an artificial satellite of the Red Planet, this device transmitted infrared radiometry, photometry, data on the composition of the atmosphere, magnetic field and plasma to Soviet scientists. & Nbsp;
It is noteworthy that the exact landing site of Mars 3 for a long time was not known. If & nbsp; the location of all successfully spent vehicles is strictly fixed, so no one has shown interest in the failed missions. & Nbsp; In 2012, this question was asked by a famous blogger and popularizer of cosmonautics & nbsp; Vitaly Egorov . He began to study (and then brought in other enthusiasts to do so) high-resolution images of the proposed landing zone of the Soviet station. They were carried out in 2007 by an American satellite operating in orbit near Mars. After analyzing several hundred photographs of the surface of the planet, Egorov discovered this place – it is located at the bottom of the Martian crater Ptolemy. The blogger managed to recognize not only the lander, but also the parachute, soft landing motor and aero brake screen.
Somewhere there, covered in Martian dust, lies the first rover in history, the ProP -M rover. He may have touched the ground of an inhospitable planet, but he couldn't walk an inch there. Specifically, go skiing.
From November 30, Russia will have new holiday rules. Changes are made to art. 263 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation in accordance with Federal Law No. 373-FZ of November 19, 2021.
According to the changes, the list of employees to whom the employer must grant leave additional without the salary will increase.
Who can take extra leave? & nbsp;
Additional annual leave without pay at a convenient time can be taken by employees caring for a family member or other relative – & ndash; disabled person of group I. & nbsp; A person can take a vacation at any time that suits them, but it will be unpaid leave.
For how many days can you take extra leave? & nbsp;
The duration of the vacation can be up to 14 calendar days, the conditions must be specified in the collective agreement. Additional unpaid leave can be added to the principal or used separately, in part.
Who else is on leave without pay?
Unpaid leave can be obtained by: & nbsp;
1. Any employee in the event of the birth of a child, registration of marriage or death of a close relative (up to five calendar days, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
2. Employee & ndash; graduated from preparatory departments of universities and candidates (up to 15 calendar days, part 2 of article 173 of the Labor Code);
3. Employee & ndash; full-time university student (intermediate certification – 15 calendar days in the academic year, preparation and defense of the graduation project with passing final state exams – four months and passing the final state exams – one month, part 2 of Art. 173 TC);
4. Employee & ndash; candidate from a state-approved secondary vocational education institution (entrance exams & ndash; 10 calendar days, part 2 of article 174 of the Labor Code);
5. An employee who studies at a state-approved secondary vocational education institution (full-time education) (intermediate certification – 10 calendar days in the academic year, preparation and defense of qualifying work and passing final state exams – two months, passing final exams -; one month, part 2 of article 174 of the Labor Code);
6. Employee & ndash; participating in the Great Patriotic War (up to 35 calendar days per year, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
7. Retired employee (up to 14 calendar days per year, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
8. Employee & ndash; father (mother) or spouse (spouse) of service members who died or died as a result of injury, concussion or injury sustained in the line of duty or in the line of duty due to an illness associated with it (up to 14 calendar days per year, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
9. Disabled employee (up to 60 calendar days per year, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
10. An employee-relative or spouse of an employee of the internal affairs bodies, the Federal Fire Service, the bodies for the control of the circulation of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, customs, employees of institutions and organs of the penal system, which died or died as a result of injury, concussion or injury sustained while on duty or as a result of an illness associated with the passage of the service (up to 14 calendar days per year, part 2 of article 128 of the Labor Code);
11. An employee with at least two children under the age of 14 (up to 14 calendar days per year, if such an obligation is established by a collective agreement, article 263 of the Labor Code);
12. An employee with a disabled child under the age of 18 (up to 14 calendar days per year, if such an obligation is fixed by a collective agreement, article 263 of the Labor Code);
13. Single mother with a child under the age of 14 (up to 14 calendar days per year, if such an obligation is established by collective agreement, article 263 of the Labor Code);
14. A father who brings up a child under 14 without a mother (up to 14 calendar days per year, if such an obligation is established by collective agreement, article 263 of the Labor Code)
< p> 15. A woman who works in rural areas (one calendar day per month, article 263.1 of the Labor Code);
16. Employee & ndash; an invalid veteran (up to 60 calendar days per year, article 14 of the law of January 12, 1995 n ° 5-FZ);
17. Employee & ndash; veteran (up to 35 calendar days per year, article 16 of the law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ);
18. A military employee who served in military units, military educational institutions that were not part of the active military, in the period from June 22, 1941 to September 3, 1945 for at least six months, or a soldier who received orders during this period or the USSR medals (up to 35 calendar days per year, art. 17 of the Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ);
19. An employee who worked during the Great Patriotic War on the objects of air defense, local air defense, construction of defensive structures, naval bases, airfields and other military installations in inside the rear borders of operational fronts, operational zones of operational fleets, on front-line railway and motorway sections (up to 35 calendar days per year, art. 19 of the Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ)
20 Employee rewarded with the sign “ Resident of Leningrad besieged & # 39; & # 39; (up to 35 calendar days per year, Article 18 of the Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ);
21. An employee working in the regions of the Far North and regions assimilated to the regions of the Far North, adjoining the place of vacation (depending on the time necessary to get to the place of use of the vacation and back, part 3 of Article 322 CT );
22. Employee & ndash; a teacher from an educational institution (at least every 10 years of continuous education, up to one year, article 335 of the Labor Code);
23. Employee & ndash; Hero of the Soviet Union, Hero of the Russian Federation or full holder of the Order of Glory (up to three weeks per year, Article 8 of the Law of January 15, 1993 no. ° 4301-1);
24. Employee & ndash; Hero of socialist labor or full holder of the Order of Glory of Labor (up to three weeks per year, part 2 of article 6 of the law of January 9, 1997 No. 5 -FZ);
26. Employee & ndash; popular vigilante and other independent police officers (up to 10 calendar days per year, article 26 of the law of April 2, 2014 n ° 44-FZ);
Which of the employees are entitled to take vacations at any time that is convenient for them? & nbsp;
Employees can take regular paid time off on a pre-approved schedule. But there are categories of workers who can go on vacation at any time. & Nbsp;
These benefits include:
minors & nbsp; (Article 267 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation)
parents, including adoptive parents, guardians or guardians who are bringing up a disabled child under the age of 18 (Article 262.1 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation)
employees who receive the “ Honorary Donor of Russia '' badges and “Honorary donor of the USSR” (parts 1, 2, article 23 of the law of 20.07.2012 n ° 125-FZ)
pregnant women before or after maternity leave (article 260 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation)
employees with three or more children under the age of 18 (Article 262.2 of the Labor Code)
a spouse who wishes to take leave during the maternity leave of his wife (part 4 of article 123 of the Labor Code)
the spouse of a serviceman who wishes to go on vacation at the same time as the vacation of the other spouse (clause 11 of article 11 of the law of 27.05.1998 no. 76-FZ)
veterans of the Great Patriotic War , war invalids, war veterans, including disabled people (art. 14 & ndash; 19 of the law of 12.01.1995 n ° 5-FZ)
Hero of the Soviet Union, Hero of Russia, full holders of the Order of Glory (part 3 of article 8 of the law of 01/15/1993 No. 4301-1 )
Heroes of socialist labor and full holders of the Order of Glory of Labor (article 6 of the Law of 09.01.1997 No. 5-FZ)
employees who received or suffered from radiation sickness and other radiation associated illnesses due to the Chernobyl disaster or work to eliminate its consequences, people with disabilities due to the Chernobyl disaster, participants in the liquidation of the disaster (part 3 of article 15 of the law of 15.05.1991 n ° 1244- 1)
one of the parents working in the Far North and assimilated regions (tutor or curator) who accompanies a child under 18 for admission to a secondary or higher vocational education institution located in another locality ( part 5 of article 322 of the labor code)
employees who request leave for the first year of work, if the employer intends to include them in the schedule (article 122 of the Labor Code).
