In Belarus, labor productivity and wages are still problematic issues, especially in low-paid jobs. Solving this is the main task that the government sets for itself. This week it was discussed on the Presidium of the Council of Ministers. Contributions to the common piggy bank are expected from industrial giants, as well as businesses.
Moreover, the role of businesses is gradually increasing. In fact, the legislative framework for small and large private owners has been created. Now it is only important to check how certain decisions affect the work. Such an assessment is done by the Council for Entrepreneurship Development. By presidential decree, its composition was renewed, which gave rise to many speculations, in particular, why there were no places for business unions and whether they can defend their initiatives?
Our correspondent Svetlana Lukjanyuk asked these questions to First Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Turchin, who heads the Council.
Interview of First Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Turchin to The Main Air
26 мая 2019
