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Kazakhstan employs over 804,000 people in 2024
Year to date, over 804,000 people found employment in Kazakhstan, including 200,000 young individuals, according to a report presented to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev by Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Population Svetlana Zhakupova. During their meeting, the Minister outlined key developments and strategies aimed at improving the country’s social and labor policies. These […]
Read moreHow to Grow Your Professional Circle in Tbilisi’s Dynamic Business Scene
Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital, has become a hub for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals seeking new opportunities. With its growing business environment and mix of international and local talent, the city offers plenty of ways to expand your professional network. Whether you’re starting a business, working remotely, or looking to grow your career, connecting with the […]
Read moreLegal employment of Ukrainian men in Poland continues to rise
The number of legally employed Ukrainians in Poland reached 779,300 by late October 2024, the Polish Social Insurance Office (ZUS) reported on Nov. 20. By early 2024, 755,000 Ukrainians were legally employed in Poland, increasing to 762,200 by March and 771,000 by June, according to Bankier.pl, citing a ZUS report. Among them, 406,500 are men, […]
Read moreMen hold better jobs and earn more than women
Men who are employed earn more than women, hold better jobs, and are far more likely to be managers and company directors, according to statistics and numerous studies examining gender relations. This is also a factual reality in many companies. However, little attention is given to men who are unemployed, 157,147 of whom are registered […]
Read moreKazakhstan Launches Digital Nomad Visa to Attract Skilled Foreign Workers
Kazakhstan has introduced its new Neo Nomad visa, joining a growing number of countries welcoming remote workers from around the world. This visa, launched under the directive of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, seeks to position Kazakhstan as a top destination for digital nomads, offering a blend of cultural immersion, adventure, and productivity. The Neo Nomad Visa […]
Read moreUnemployment Rate In Georgia Decreased
n the III quarter of 2024, the unemployment rate in Georgia decreased by 1.8 percentage points compared to the corresponding period of the previous year and equaled 13.8%, – according to the preliminary data from the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat). In the III quarter of 2024, compared to the corresponding period of the […]
Read moreThey opened a new pre-departure orientation information centre at Kazakhstan’s Labour Mobility Centre in Turkistan
A new pre-departure orientation (PDO) information centre was launched at the Labour Mobility Centre (LMC) in Turkistan, a city of over 200,000 people, on 4 November. The Ministry of Labour, Social Protection of Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan and IOM Kazakhstan spearhead this centre seeking to improve the experiences of local citizens who are considering migration to other countries for work. Key information and support will be provided by the PDO information centre to labour migrants to help them make informed decisions and prepare them for their journey ahead.
Satybaldy Darkhan Amangeldiuly, Mayor of Turkistan, explained that Kazakhstan wants to protect the rights and well-being of its migrant workers and give them all the knowledge and resources necessary for a safer and more productive migration experience.
The UK International Development from the UK Government funds IOM with the goal to provide vital capacity-building assistance to the LMC, including the launch of a dedicated hotline, comprehensive training for hotline operators and LMC staff and the provision of essential equipment.
Kathy Leach, British Ambassador to Kazakhstan, noted that the number of Kazakh workers coming to the UK under British Seasonal Workers Scheme has increased significantly over the last few years – from just 4 people receiving a seasonal worker visa in 2019 to 4,423 in just the first half of 2024.
A safe and secure forum to ask questions and address fears and concerns is provided by pre-departure migrant training courses. The skills and awareness necessary to successfully adapt to new societies can be developed and crucial advice on accessing support channels while working abroad are offered to workers by migrant training. Facilitation of the integration of women gets a particular attention.
Serhan Aktoprak, Chief of Mission at IOM Kazakhstan, Country Office with Coordinating Functions for Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan added that ultimately, pre-departure trainings at a dedicated PDO information centre strives to empower labour migrants to adapt more rapidly and successfully to the day-to-day demands of their new environment and to enable them to better navigate the services in place.
The regional IOM project “Safe Migration of Seasonal Workers from Central Asia to the United Kingdom” includes the inauguration of the PDO information centre in Turkistan as its integral component. Enhancing the protection and well-being of seasonal agricultural workers from Central Asia and contribution to the continuing economic development of participating Central Asian countries are main goals that this initiative seeks to achieve.
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Read moreThe most popular vacancies on the Ukrainian labor market have been named
The State Employment Service has published a list of the most popular vacancies in Ukraine. The leaders in demand are salespeople (21 thousand vacancies), drivers (9 thousand), and cooks, engineers and accountants (6 thousand each). The greatest demand in the Ukrainian labor market, as before the war, remains for skilled workers and trade workers. This […]
Read moreWhy has workforce become increasingly expensive for foreign investors?
In recent times, Serbian government representatives have claimed that workers in Serbia are no longer “cheap labour,” a notion seemingly supported by the rise in net wages and overall labour costs in foreign currency in recent years. However, Danas interviewees argue that much more is needed for a dignified life. For years, Serbia has attracted […]
Read moreNew Pre-Departure Orientation Information Centre Launched at Kazakhstan’s Labour Mobility Centre in Turkistan
On 4 November, a new pre-departure orientation (PDO) information centre opened its doors at the Labour Mobility Centre (LMC) in Turkistan, a city of over 200,000 people. Spearheaded by the Ministry of Labour, Social Protection of Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan and IOM Kazakhstan, this centre seeks to improve the experiences of local citizens […]
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