By Months: Madis Timpson

The social sector prioritizes child protection, maintaining a strict stance against the employment of pedophiles in children's institutions, citing existing legislation and control mechanisms. Regarding the topic of gender reassignment, it is repeatedly emphasized that the draft bill under discussion does not entail substantive changes to the service conditions, but rather constitutes a technical relocation of an enabling provision.

The focus of the social sector is on reforming the operational continuity of healthcare, the quality of special welfare services, and the unemployment insurance system. Concerns of people with disabilities regarding the personal medication packaging service and the availability of nursing care within special welfare are being addressed. In the context of the unemployment insurance reform, clarification will be provided on the receipt of benefits for those who leave voluntarily and the qualification requirements for job seekers when accepting suitable employment.

The focus of the social sector is on financing the care reform and special welfare services, including the proposal to raise the co-payment to 10%. A crucial issue is ensuring alignment between healthcare workers' salary agreements and the service price to prevent the workforce from leaving hospitals. The potential impact of the draft bill on gender equality and equal opportunities on businesses and employees is also being addressed.

It focuses on the crisis of declining birth rates and the need to develop national measures, which include updating family benefits and addressing mental health issues. It also addresses the fight against violence and harassment in the workplace (ratification of the ILO convention).

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