None of the adopted packages of economic measures for dealing with the crisis have fully reflected the needs of workers, nor have they enabled effective protection of workers\u2019 rights against abuse during their implementation. The aim of the state financial support for dealing with the COVID-19 crisis was to preserve workers\u2019 jobs rather than to enable employers to reap unlawful profits at their expense during the biggest health, social and economic crises of modern times.<\/p>\n
This overview analyses all Government measures taken since the onset of the crises caused by the pandemic which have had a direct impact on workers. The analyzed data represent violations of workers\u2019 rights and gender inequalities as a result of the measures and their implementation, which has inevitably imposed the need for greater efforts for structural change and a systemic approach to solving problems in these aspects of social life, including after the health crisis is over.<\/p>\n
\u0422his product is prepared within the project \u2018Improved productivity through better labor legislation in North Macedonia\u2019 funded by the Good Governance Fund from the UK Government with the support of the British Embassy Skopje. The content of this publication does not necessarily reflect the position or the opinions of the UK Government.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
None of the adopted packages of economic measures for dealing with the crisis have fully reflected the needs of workers, nor have they enabled effective protection of workers\u2019 rights against abuse during their implementation. The aim of the state financial support for dealing with the COVID-19 crisis was to preserve workers\u2019 jobs rather than to […]<\/p>\n