People from Chechnya and Dagestan are not taken to work in «Wildberries»

A man from Dagestan tried to get a job at Wildberries and came for an interview in Moscow. According to him, when the employee of the largest market place (online store) refused him because of his nationality. According to the charter of the company, the natives of Dagestan and Chechnya are not taken to work, "Baz" said.
After the unsuccessful visit, the man called the lawyer, and the lawyer advised to film the new communication on the phone. The guard at «Wildberries» to the questions of the native of Dagestan said the following: «You will not solve, either through the main office or through anything. The girl is busy now, she explained to you clearly and clearly that the charter of Wildberries" - Chechens and Dagestans are not accepted to work».

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