292 project workers employed in the oil, gas, petrochemical, and steel industries have recently sent a letter to Masoud Pezeshkian, protesting against the rising living costs and the consequences of economic policies. These workers, who mostly work in Assaluyeh and the South Pars region, have expressed their concerns about the economic pressures on workers and their families.
Rising Living Costs and Their Consequences
The signatories of this letter have addressed the excessive price increases and the problems that these rising costs have created for meeting essential life needs. In their letter to Masoud Pezeshkian, they expressed their concerns and referred to the upward trend in prices and the difficulties arising from it, demanding serious attention from officials to the livelihood demands of workers.
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Attention to the Livelihood Conditions of Workers
In this letter, project workers called for attention to the factors that, according to them, have led to rising prices and made living conditions more difficult. This group of workers clearly demands actions to improve their economic situation and that of their families, believing that officials must seriously address livelihood issues. Given the current economic conditions and rising living costs, these workers are seeking solutions to alleviate economic pressures and improve their living conditions.
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