Armenian citizens not to experience work-related discrimination in EEU member countries
05.12.2014,
20:32
Armenian citizens will not experience work-related discrimination in member countries of the Eurasian Economic Union, Tatiana Valovaya, Eurasian Economic Commission’s (EEC) minister for integration and macroeconomics, said today when speaking at a discussion on Armenia’s membership in the EEU.
YEREVAN, December 5. / ARKA /. Armenian citizens will not experience work-related discrimination in member countries of the Eurasian Economic Union, Tatiana Valovaya, Eurasian Economic Commission’s (EEC) minister for integration and macroeconomics, said today when speaking at a discussion on Armenia’s membership in the EEU.
She said there will be no obstacles for free movement of labor force across the Eurasian Economic Union, which is very important for the citizens of the member countries, who will be freed from filling out immigration cards, seeking work permits and quotas.
She also said the EEU treaty provides for mutual recognition of diplomas, health and social insurances, although ‘there is still much to do in terms of legal framework.”
"With the accession of Armenia to the EEU, we believe it is important to progress this issue so that citizens of member countries do not experience legal, economic and social discrimination," said Valovaya. -0-
