The new head of the Rosneft company was Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich. In 2012, he was appointed her vice president. The activist is known for his work in the public service, where he proved himself as a person with high requirements not only to his subordinates, but also to himself.
Biography
Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich was born in 1946. He lived in childhood and youth in his hometown of Pugachev (Saratov Region). There he graduated in the direction of jurisdiction. Since 1979, after graduation, he began to work in correctional institutions as an inspector.
Career
In 1988, having left his workplace already in the status of the head of correctional institutions in the Saratov region, Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin got a job in the central apparatus of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1992 he was appointed head of the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. He worked in this position only until 1997, as he was suspected of financial fraud, in connection with this he was fired. However, further charges were not confirmed.
In the summer of 1998, Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich received the post of Deputy Minister of Justice. He set about creating a reform, the results of which were transparency of the correctional system, including for the media, and improving the conditions of prisoners.
In March 2004, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Kalinin the head of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN).
At the end of 2006, Yuri Ivanovich wrote a letter of resignation due to the retirement age. In October, he turned 60 years old. This information was disseminated by the media. However, the FSIN press service did not confirm it, as there was an agreement to extend the powers of Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin. On November 14, the report was sent for signature to Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, but despite this, the official was never dismissed and continued to work until the end of 2009.
Immediately upon completion of work at the FSIN, Yuri Ivanovich received the post of Deputy Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. The following year, he became chairman of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.
However, in March 2010, Kalinin was removed from office by decree of President Dmitry Medvedev. The reason for the dismissal is unknown.
Rosneft
Biography Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich is quite rich in terms of career self-realization. After leaving the post of Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation, in 2012 he took the post of Vice President of Rosneft. In 2013, he also becomes vice president of human resources.
In October 2014, the position of Yuri Kalinin in Rosneft changed slightly, and for the better. He became deputy chairman of the board of this enterprise.
Vice President
Kalinin, Yuri Ivanovich, after being appointed Vice President for Human Resources, made some changes to the work of the company. The discipline was tightened, lunch breaks were cut for 15 minutes. Kalinin explained this by the fact that employees spend a lot of time communicating with each other and on mobile phones. The heads of departments also tightened disciplinary measures.
This situation has caused discontent. They even talked about the possible resignation of the Head of the Board Igor Sechin, whose authority was undermined by the Kalinin team. The company began regular layoffs, and capital investments were significantly reduced.
Dismissal from Rosneft
Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich turned 72 years old. There is no talk of his resignation so far. At the moment, he continues to work in the company and has more than two hundred shares of the enterprise, which is about 0.002% of the company's share.
Resonance Matters
When Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich held a leading position in the Main Directorate of the Penitentiary Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he was suspected of financial fraud. In addition to this case, there were several more that caused the scandal.
In August 2005, prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky accused the former head of Yukos of conducting a hunger strike. However, Kalinin refuted this statement, announcing that none of the management knew about it, and that the prosecutor himself was given a thousand dollars worth of products every month. According to the leadership of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Moscow, any prisoner has the right to a hunger strike in protest against poor conditions. But he must notify the administration of the colony about this so that an appropriate check is carried out, and the doctor should take the starving patient under observation. But none of the above was made by Khodorkovsky and his lawyer. In December 2005, a lawsuit was filed against RenTV presenter Marianna Maximovskaya and lawyer Khodorkovsky, who were required to publicly refute this information on the air.
A year later, the court recognized all the words spoken in the program as untrue. A decision was made to refute this information. The host of the TV program did not suffer any punishment, since no offenses were revealed on her part.
During his work as head of the FSIN, in 2007, Kalinin was accused of organizing the movement "Discipline and Order" in the Russian colonies. The initiator was the leader of the movement "For Human Rights" Lev Ponomarev. He stated that Kalinin introduced a system of privileges and the right to violence of prisoners.
According to media reports, on Ponomarev, on the part of Kalinin, a criminal case was launched on libel with the accusation of a person committing a serious crime. In addition, Yuri Ivanovich filed a lawsuit to protect honor and dignity. The court ordered Ponomarev to publicly apologize and provide rebuttal information.
A lot of controversial opinions and disputes provokes Kalinin’s commitment to the use of the death penalty, as he himself has repeatedly said. The official believes that it is just fair retribution. In one of his interviews, he expressed the opinion that villains like Chikatilo have no right to life. However, he also said that a lot of "extra" people get into the pre-trial detention center. Among them may be innocent. According to Kalinin, people in jail, not all end up in a colony. A large number of those under investigation are released.
Awards
Kalinin has a rich history of professional activity. During his work, he was repeatedly awarded with state and departmental insignia, among which:
- Three orders "For Merit to the Fatherland" II, III and IV degrees.
- Two Orders of Courage.
- Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the Veteran of Labor Medal.
- Order of Ivan Kalita.
This is not the whole list of his awards. Kalinin was also assigned the rank of Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation.
