25.01.2025 15:11
Russia's leading sportswear, jeans, and footwear manufacturer Gloria Jeans (GJ) has decided to close its factories due to disruptions in production caused by employees being drafted into the military. Company officials stated that the production processes have been negatively affected due to staff shortages and that this situation is not sustainable.
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Russian clothing, jeans, and shoe manufacturer Gloria Jeans (GJ), which stated that production processes have come to a standstill due to personnel shortages, announced that this situation has increased operational costs and decreased efficiency. For this reason, it was noted that a difficult decision was made to close the factories.
The multifaceted negative effects of the Russia-Ukraine war on the Russian economy are increasingly growing. After Gloria Jeans (GJ) decided to relocate some of its operations to Asian countries, it announced that it would close its factories located in the cities of Shahlar and Novoshakhtinsk in the Rostov region. Company officials stated that production has been adversely affected and has become unsustainable due to many employees participating in the war in Ukraine. More than 1,500 workers were employed at the two factories that will be closed.
A WARNING FOR OTHER COMPANIES IN THE SECTOR
This decision made by the company serves as a warning for other firms in the textile sector. Experts, who emphasize the importance of personnel management and production planning in Russia, stress that companies need to review their strategic planning to avoid similar issues.
This development once again highlighted how critical personnel management and production processes are in the textile sector in Russia. It is stated that companies need to be more effective in human resources and production planning to ensure operational continuity.
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