Women's Labor Rights - Anna Maximenko and Elena Klyuchareva comment for Garant.ru
In an article published by Garant.ru on January 24, Women's Labor Rights: Discrimination Issues and Key Court Cases , KKMP Partner Anna Maximenko and Senior Associate Elena Klyuchareva comment on the aspects of current labor law which they consider to be particularly successful in terms of protecting women's rights.

Anna and Elena commented on:

  • Measures to ensure that women are able to combine family responsibilities, study and work;

  • Measures to increasing opportunities for women to assume leadership positions;

  • The prohibition on denying candidates employment or promotion opportunities based solely on their gender or marital status.

They emphasize that the list of professions to which women may not be admitted should not regarded as fixed, but should rather be regularly reviewed and modified in light of the latest medical research and changes in specific fields of work, including the increased use of digital technologies.

Their full comments, used in the preparation of the article, can be found here.

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