Эффективность мер господдержки женщин оценят в Узбекистане
В Узбекистане определены целевые показатели, по которым будут оценивать государственные меры поддержки женщин в 2025 году.
Среди них - обеспечение занятости 2 млн женщин, обучение 250 тыс. женщин профессиональным и предпринимательским навыкам, охват высшим образованием 250 тыс. женщин, оздоровление в санаториях и организация мотивационных семинаров по формированию предпринимательских навыков для 50 тыс. нуждающихся женщин.
Эти целевые показатели зафиксированы в новом постановлении президента Республики Узбекистан «О мерах по дальнейшему совершенствованию системы поддержки семьи и женщин». Кроме того, документ заявляет о программе поддержки женского предпринимательства уже с 1 мая 2025 года.
В этом направлении будут выделены гранты в размере до 50 млн сумов для тысячи предпринимателей-наставников, которые помогли женщинам реализовать «зеленые проекты» и IT- проекты, а также основать предпринимательство не менее пяти женщин. В рамках этой же программы женщинам с положительной кредитной историей предоставят беззалоговые кредиты в размере до 100 млн сумов.
GCTU News
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Viktor Pinsky: GCTU Should Play a Leading Role in Organizing Trade Union Education in the CIS
Viktor Pinsky, Secretary General of the General Confederation of Trade Unions (GCTU), believes that the GCTU should take a leading role in developing a system for training, retraining, and upgrading the skills of personnel, exchanging experiences, and educating leaders and trade union activists across the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)
"We already have successful experience in organizing trade union education. This year over 400 people from six countries participated in the GCTU’s first two educational programs. The idea to launch such programs came directly from the requests of our member organizations. Internships are another in-demand format, especially among young people. They provide an opportunity to personally visit international organizations and see their work from the inside," said Viktor Pinsky.
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For trade unions, March 8 is not just a day of spring and renewal.
For trade unions, March 8 is not just a day of spring and renewal.
For trade unions, March 8 is not merely a day of spring and renewal. Above all, it is an opportunity to once again reflect on the role of women in the world of work and in global development as a whole. Today, women perform 55% of the world’s total labor. They work longer hours than men—by 6 to 13 hours per week—and still earn less: on average, women’s wages amount to 66–84% of men’s wages, depending on the country. There is objective evidence that the more a country values women’s labor and the smaller the gender pay gap, the more developed its economy. A special issue is the “invisibility” of women’s domestic and, as experts call it, reproductive labor. This is why trade unions should continue to fight for justice for working women.
I congratulate all women of the CIS, my colleagues in the parliamentary corps, and women in trade unions on International Women’s Day. I wish you justice, decent work, success, and prosperity!
Viktor Pinsky
General Secretary of the General Confederation of Trade Unions, Member of the State Duma
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General Confederation of Trade Unions Proposes Securing Trade Union Rights in Enterprise Bankruptcy
General Confederation of Trade Unions Proposes Securing Trade Union Rights in Enterprise Bankruptcy
The General Confederation of Trade Unions’ (GCTU) proposals are reflected in the draft CIS model law “On Cross-Border Insolvency and Bankruptcy.”
Trade unions must have the right to represent and protect workers’ interests in the bankruptcy of international companies, according to Viktor Pinsky, Member of the State Duma of the Russian Federation and General Secretary of the GCTU.