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27.09.2022
Committee Debates and Adopts a Number of Amendments Being Proposed in Labor Code
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It is proposed relevant legislative amendment, as a result of which the availability of the authorizing distinct norm established by the law for making such decision will be provided for already made decision by the Government. In particular, it is proposed to establish that the Government of the Republic of Armenia establishes the order of paying the surcharge set by Article 178.3.6 of the Labor Code for working in the highland settlements to the employees of budgetary institutions not being considered a state and local self-government body. The RA Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Ruben Sargsyan said about this.

The draft law on Making Addenda to the RA Labor Code was debated in the first reading at September 27 sitting of the Standing Committee on Labor and Social Affairs.

According to the Deputy Minister, the settlements being on 2000 and more metre high from the sea level are in the series of the highland settlements, and the RA Government defines their list.

The Committee members endorsed the draft.

The draft on Making Addenda to the RA Labor Code and the package of the enclosed drafts authored by the Government was debated in the second reading. It proposes defining the terms ‘forced labour’ and ‘compulsory labour,’ as well as the scope of work not being considered ‘compulsory or enforced.’ ‘Compulsory labour’ or ‘forced labour’ is considered any labour or service being done by the use of any enforcement or under threat being demanded by a person or done by a person, for which that persons has not voluntarily expressed his/her consent.

The compulsory or forced labour is banned by the RA legislation.

The RA Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Ruben Sargsyan noted that after the first reading certain editorial amendments were made.

As a result of debate the package of draft laws was endorsed.


27.09.2022
Hakob Arshakyan Takes Part in State Funeral Ceremony of Former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe
On September 27, the Vice President of the RA National Assembly Hakob Arshakyan took part in the state funeral ceremony of the former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe. Within the framework of the ceremony Hakob Arshakyan offered his condolences to the Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida, the Min...

27.09.2022
Davit Khachatryan: In the near future, a care allowance will be assigned to a parent who is registered at the address of the place of residence in the Republic of Armenia and takes care of a child up to 2 years old, regardless of the place of registration and the fact of being an employee
According to the RA Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Davit Khachatryan, it is proposed to assign a care allowance to a parent who is registered at the address of the place of residence in the Republic of Armenia and takes care of a child up to 2 years old, regardless of the place of regis...

27.09.2022
Alen Simonyan Receives Delegation Led by Gilbert-Luc Devinaz
On September 27, the RA NA President Alen Simonyan received the delegation led by the Head of the Friendship Group France-Armenia of the Senate of France Gilbert-Luc Devinaz.The RA NA President underlined that our country highly appreciates the official position of the President of France Emmanuel M...



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