In order to improve the demographic situation, from January 1, 2023, all mothers under the age of 2, including non-working mothers, will receive child care benefits, not only […]

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  In June 2020, the RA Labor Code was amended, which established the possibility of paid paternity leave. Thus, according to part 1 of Article 176.1 of the […]

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“We have a misconception that mothers’ problems in the labor market begin and end during physical leave, while the problems are multifaceted, from legislative gaps to cultural ones,” […]

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A new global study conducted by Ipsos in collaboration with the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London for International Women’s Day shows that, on average, across […]

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  On October 11, on the occasion of International Girls’ Day, World Vision Armenia presented the study “Strong Women, Strong Children”. The problem of gender inequality is one […]

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              On October 7, the International Day for Decent Work, the activities carried out within the framework of the “Advocacy for the Protection of the Rights of […]

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  Two main reasons can be distinguished from the objective and subjective reasons that prevent women from entering the labor market. The first is the lack of opportunities […]

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The problem of kindergartens remains one of the most painful social problems. No matter how much the relevant authorities try to mitigate it, to show new approaches, the […]

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The RA NA Committee on Health and Social Affairs discussed and came to a positive conclusion on the draft law “On Making Amendments and Addenda to the RA […]

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On April 29th, the National Assembly adopted the draft amendments to the Labor and Administrative Offenses Code, which are conditioned by the need to resolve a number of […]

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