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Government to conduct active employment policy
Belgrade,
5 April 2004
Serbian Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Affairs Slobodan Lalovic said today at a meeting with World Bank representatives that the Serbian government will conduct an active employment policy, that pension funds will be reorganised and new laws on labour, strike, voluntary pension insurance, social contributions, and social security will be adopted.
Slobodan Lalovic
Lalovic said that the bills will be submitted to the Serbian parliament already in late April. He briefed the World Bank delegation, led by representative for Europe and Central Asia Mamta Murthi, about a new national employment strategy, as well as about changes that will be introduced in the field of social security.
The World Bank delegation expressed interest in the implementation of the Law on employment, as well as in the Ministry's 2004 budget. Minister Lalovic and World Bank representatives agreed that the communication between the two institutions should be continued at the expert level.
The World Bank delegation expressed interest in the implementation of the Law on employment, as well as in the Ministry's 2004 budget. Minister Lalovic and World Bank representatives agreed that the communication between the two institutions should be continued at the expert level.
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