Parliamentary Step to Regulate the Labor Market and Develop National Skills

The Labor, Social Development, and Population Committee in the House of Representatives has begun extensive discussions on the new Professional Work Regulation Bill, aiming to improve the efficiency of training and rehabilitation programs and to connect the labor market with the outcomes of vocational education. The law seeks to create a flexible and attractive legislative environment for investments, while ensuring the rights of workers and employers, and enhancing cooperation between the public and private sectors. It also aims to reduce unemployment rates and increase national productivity through updating the vocational work system and developing the skills of the national workforce.