Zahedan: Collective Dismissal of Workers at Mohammad Rasoolollah Cemetery

A group of workers at the Mohammad Rasoolollah Cemetery in Zahedan were dismissed by their employer after protesting the non-payment of their wages.

According to Kolbarnews, on Monday, August 12, 2024, several workers at the Behesht Mohammad Rasoolollah Cemetery in Zahedan were fired after voicing their concerns over unpaid wages. 

Reports indicate that on Sunday, August 11, 2024, some workers went to the office of the organization’s director to demand their overdue wages. However, the director, reportedly angered by their demands, issued dismissal letters for the workers.

One of the dismissed workers expressed their distress, stating, “We don’t know what to do now. All of us are married and are deeply worried about providing for our families.”

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