The Hengam Petrochemical project, which was nearly 95 percent complete and ready for launch, has fallen into a serious crisis following management changes and the appointment of Abdolmajid Khaksar. This crisis is the result of incompetent appointments and widespread financial and administrative corruption within this organization.
Management Challenges and Employee Discontent
Employees at Hengam Petrochemical have reported serious damages in the urea production process and damage to four pumps. They also complain about spending around 18 billion tomans on unsuccessful repairs. Despite an increase in salary rates in 1405, employee earnings have still decreased, forcing many of them to take on second jobs.
Criticism of the current management has intensified, especially regarding massive invoicing in the sports sector and a lack of focus on urea production and ammonia sales. Some employees claim that the new policies are solely focused on ammonia sales.
Protest Signatures and Inaction from the Persian Gulf Holding
More than 500 signatures against the current management have been sent to the Persian Gulf Holding, but it is unclear why senior managers in this holding have not taken any action regarding the losses caused by the ineffective management of this organization.
Will the crisis at Hengam Petrochemical come to an end soon, or will employees have to continue waiting for changes?
