Kakheti. The study "Analysis of Georgia's Labor Legislation - Gender
Discrimination at Workplace and its Legal Consequences" was presented on
December 10 in the GYLA's Telavi Office.
The
study aimed to examine issues in the labor legislation of Georgia relating to gender
discrimination at workplace as well as its legal consequences.
Marekh
Mgaloblishvili, GYLA's lawyer: "The study has revealed that the amendments
made to the Labor Code of Georgia in 2013 somewhat improve an employee's
protection standards in respect of prohibition of discrimination, however, the
risks of unequal treatment in terms of gender inequality are still identified
in the labor relations."
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