Textile Standard Services participates in the Advisory Board of Better Work in Uzbekistan
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Textile Standard Services participates in the Advisory Board of Better Work in Uzbekistan

On May 14, a meeting of the Advisory Board of the ILO and IFC Better Work program was held with the participation of representatives of the ILO, the Confederation of Employers of Uzbekistan, the Federation of Trade Unions, the Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations, Textile Standard Services, Uztextilprom Association and representatives of the Better Work program from Switzerland – Minna Maascola and Tina Rogers.

During the meeting, the main directions of the protocol of the Advisory Council, the main achievements during this period of the Better Work pilot project were noted. Reports on the works, seminars and trainings held at the enterprises of the industry in Ferghana, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent were heard.

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