Yes
1992
1995
N/A
No provisions could be located
1995, Labour Code, Sections 6, 153 and 154 Available, in the original version, here. The 1995, Labour Code, according to its Sections 6, 153 and 154, prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex with regard to remuneration, which includes wages and salaries, and also bonuses, additional payments, increments and incentive payments.
For workers in establishments and organizations financed out of the state budget, as well as state-owned enterprises, the minimum level of remuneration is fixed by legislation. Methods used in establishing rates of remuneration: (i) the Unified Rate Schedule (ETS) for the public sector which contains 22 categories and which is binding for the public sector (Further information is available here.) (ii) the updated Government approved labour remuneration systems for medical personnel, public education employees and employees of the national television and radio company; (iii) the sector-level rate schedules approved in consultation with trade unions; and (iv) the local labour remuneration regulations adopted by enterprises in consultation with trade union committees or other representative bodies of workers.
Sectoral
For workers in establishments and organizations financed out of the state budget, as well as state-owned enterprises, the minimum level of remuneration is fixed by relevant regulations For more information, see Cabinet of Ministers Decision on Additional Measures for Regulating Labour Relations in the Labour Market from 06 September 2019. Available, in the original version, here.
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