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Kazakhstan Changing Its Labor Laws to Better Reflect the Country’s Needs
Kazakhstan has recently adopted regulations that make it more difficult for migrants and citizenship-seekers to enter the country. Urazgali Selteyev, a political scientist and director of the Institute for Eurasian Integration, told The Times of Central Asia that the legislation is being streamlined rather than tightened. According to some experts, Kazakhstan is the most attractive […]
Read moreParliament approves amended tax code to annul tax debts of 145,842 individuals
The Parliament of Georgia on Wednesday approved amendments into the tax code of the country that will see tax debts totalling ₾591 million ($221.53mln) written off for 145,842 individuals and establishment of temporary tax reliefs for certain transactions. The Parliament of Georgia on Wednesday approved amendments into the tax code of the country that will […]
Read moreThe withdrawal of capital is being countered within the framework of tax administration
The results of tax control measures within the framework of countering capital outflow from the country show that taxes were additionally accrued in the amount of 17.7 billion tenge by the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement on the automatic exchange of information […]
Read moreUKRAINE: DOMESTIC WORKERS WIN AS PRESIDENT SIGNS NEW LAW
Domestic worker Tetiana Lauhina is elected to head Ukraine’s first domestic worker union, labor organization Union of Home Staff (UHS). Credit: Union of Home Staff (UHS) / Solidarity Center Soon after organizing to advocate for formal recognition as workers and protections at work, domestic workers in Ukraine won a significant victory when President Volodymyr Zelenskyy […]
Read moreAttracting and retaining employees one of the biggest problems for Serbian companies
The biggest challenges for companies of all sizes this year are still attracting potential candidates and retaining employees and this trend is particularly pronounced in companies with more than 300 employees, according to research conducted by Infostud. Challenges with employee motivation and organizational issues are on the rise, while for companies with up to 50 […]
Read moreCountering the withdrawal of capital within the framework of tax administration
According to the results of tax control measures within the framework of countering capital outflow from the country, the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan additionally accrued taxes in the amount of 17.7 billion tenge, DKNews.kz reports. Thus, according to the analysis of received data from the National […]
Read moreGeorgia’s unemployment rate down in Q1 2024
In the I quarter of 2024, the unemployment rate in Georgia decreased by 4.0 percantage points compared to the corresponding period of the previous year and equaled 14.0 percent. In the I quarter of 2024, compared to the corresponding period of the previous year, the number of hired employees increased by 89.4 thousand persons (10.4%) […]
Read moreAccording to Georgian PM, the number of unemployed has decreased by 50,600
As Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said on Monday, the number of unemployed individuals in the country had decreased by 50,600 people, down to 228,600.
According to Kobakhidze, the National Statistics Office published data reporting “positive dynamics” in employment indicators, for example, the decrease of unemployment in the first quarter to 14 percent, from 18 percent in the same period of 2023.
As the Government head added, the number of employed individuals had marked a 10.4 percent increase with the rise by 89,400 and reached 953,000 in total. The number of the self-employed had also risen by 40,500 and attained approximately 448,000.
Kobakhidze highlighted a positive impact of strong economic growth on employment indicators and a reduction in unemployment and the importance of maintaining the “positive” momentum.
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Read moreTravelling to Kazakhstan is inadvisable for Uzbek migrants with offenses in Russia
Recent enforcement measures resulting from bilateral agreements between Kazakhstan and Russia made the Agency for External Labour Migration under the Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations of Uzbekistan issue a cautionary notice to Uzbek nationals who have committed offenses in Russia asking them to refrain from traveling to Kazakhstan.
The newly implemented system within Kazakhstan’s border and internal affairs authorities, based on agreements between Kazakhstan and Russia and focused on the recognition and enforcement of decisions in administrative and criminal cases, is the reason of this advisory.
The agreements make it possible to detain Uzbek citizens with recent offenses in Russia at the Kazakhstan border and to hold them in penal institutions until Russian authorities make final decisions regarding their violations.
The importance of understanding the risks associated with attempting to enter Kazakhstan after committing offenses in Russia and the possibility to face detention and legal consequences under Kazakhstani law are emphasized by the Agency for External Labour Migration.
The agency’s advice has been reinforced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan that urges Uzbeks to ensure they carry all necessary documents when entering or leaving Kazakhstan. The importance of checking for any obstacles to entering Kazakhstan or Russia, particularly in light of the mutual recognition and enforcement of legal decisions between the two countries, is highlighted by the ministry. Entry prohibitions or further legal complications in Kazakhstan can be caused by unpaid fines or other legal violations in Russia.
The need for Uzbek nationals to verify their legal status and ensure compliance with both Russian and Kazakhstan laws before attempting cross-border travel is also stressed by the ministry’s statement.
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Read moreOver 48,000 individual enterprises registered by Ukrainians in Poland in past two years
A total of 48,464 individual enterprises have been registered by Ukrainians in Poland over the past two years. The relevant statement was made by Diia.Business in Warsaw in a commentary to Ukrinform. “Over the past two years, Ukrainians have registered 48,464 individual enterprises in Poland. Prior to the beginning of the full-scale invasion, our compatriots […]
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