Kazakhstan’s Labour Ministry and ILO to develop new approaches to calculating minimum subsistence level
Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population together with the ILO plan to develop new approaches to methods of calculating the minimum subsistence level, chairman of the statistics agency Alikhan Smailov said on February 17.
17 February 2014
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In the near future the ministry would bring up new approaches to calculate the minimum wage to for public discussion, he said.
“Making efforts to implement the head of state’s message as concerns employment of people with disabilities and the creation of infrastructure accessible for them, since 2014 our agency has launched two new surveys of disabled persons, taking into account gender and age specifics,” he said.
Salimov said through the surveys the agency would get new data on the state of disabled people in Kazakhstan, what “will help detect existing problems and will serve as a basis for making further social policy decisions.”
Source: regnum.ru
“Making efforts to implement the head of state’s message as concerns employment of people with disabilities and the creation of infrastructure accessible for them, since 2014 our agency has launched two new surveys of disabled persons, taking into account gender and age specifics,” he said.
Salimov said through the surveys the agency would get new data on the state of disabled people in Kazakhstan, what “will help detect existing problems and will serve as a basis for making further social policy decisions.”
Source: regnum.ru