Employer's Responsibility for Workers' Safety Emphasized by Labor Law Oversight Service
Employers in Kyrgyzstan must compensate employees for work-related harm, as per the Labor Code. The Ministry of Labor ensures compliance with these regulations.
Employers in Kyrgyzstan must compensate employees for work-related harm, as per the Labor Code. The Ministry of Labor ensures compliance with these regulations.
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Chingiz Baktybekov, a worker at the Bishkek Thermal Power Plant, suffered severe burns in an explosion and is now seeking assistance for his recovery.
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The Association of Healthcare Organization Directors expresses concern over the treatment of medical workers as dangerous criminals and calls for a more balanced approach to holding them accountable for unintentional errors.
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More than 75,000 low-income families are benefiting from a reduced electricity tariff in Kyrgyzstan, aimed at those receiving the "Uy-Bulogo Komok" state allowance.
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Civil society organizations urge Kyrgyzstan's President to veto the proposed amendments to the Law on Nonprofit Organizations, expressing concerns about the potential impact on democracy and human rights.
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President Japarov lays the foundation for a new "Ak-Kula" hippodrome in Bishkek, highlighting its cultural significance and multifunctional features.
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A 13-year-old girl in Sokuluk faced systematic abuse from a group of boys for almost a year, with law enforcement authorities failing to take action to hold the culprits accountable.
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President Japarov clarifies his comments on preachers in a recent interview with Kabar, emphasizing the importance of education and traditional attire for da'wah activities.
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Having health insurance and a referral from a family doctor are necessary for planned hospitalization in Kyrgyzstan, with co-payment amounts varying for insured and uninsured patients.
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More than 680,000 men in Kyrgyzstan visited clinics to assess risk factors for non-communicable diseases during the national health month.
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