So…does that mean that people who have been arrested but NOT convicted when they sign a contract are still eligible to get a lump sum payment? - ThreadSky

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prune602.bsky.social • 56 days ago

So…does that mean that people who have been arrested but NOT convicted when they sign a contract are still eligible to get a lump sum payment?

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peijepeixe.bsky.social•56 days ago

Best way out for Putin is to sign a Decree stating that every citizen is arrested, or even convicted. Who could care about? :)

cali-lib.bsky.social•56 days ago

I'm sure the prison guards will tell the intended recruit that volunteering while in pretrial detention makes one eligible for the bonus payment.

Whether they do so before or after they beat him to a pulp depends on their mood that day.

jaanus.bsky.social•56 days ago

That means whatever putin wants it to mean at any given time

Given how russia’s cash reserves are dwindling, I’d expect more of such measures of not paying the lump sums under whatever excuse

em-sart.bsky.social•55 days ago

They expect the mobilized to die in a short time, thus saving cash.

batshiba.bsky.social•55 days ago

Also, easy to quickly renew existing contracts to "bring them up to date" 🤔

davehaterofracism.bsky.social•56 days ago

How it usually works : They will tell them they are entitled to the money , it will never be paid.

ca4ua.bsky.social•56 days ago

This kind of grey area means that pre-conviction russians will TRY signing the contract, but other russians will STEAL the payment and tell the new recruit that they were not eligible for it.

fuckballs.bsky.social•56 days ago

It is especially fun when those that steal the payment are also the ones who got them arrested.

ca4ua.bsky.social•54 days ago

Most commonly, they are.

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