The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic, Adylbek Kasymaliev, has signed a new decree that defines the list of categories of workers with special working conditions and establishes the duration of their working hours.
The main task of this decree is to create a legal framework for regulating the working hours of employees engaged in work with special conditions, in accordance with the Labor Code of the country. It is important that the document takes into account the specifics of working conditions and workload.
This act was prepared in accordance with the updated version of the Labor Code of the Kyrgyz Republic and covers more than one hundred different categories of workers.
The Cabinet of Ministers emphasizes that the implementation of this decree will contribute to improving the legal regulation in the field of labor relations, as well as enhancing the efficiency of labor standardization and planning of labor processes.
This act was prepared in accordance with the updated version of the Labor Code of the Kyrgyz Republic and covers more than one hundred different categories of workers.
The Cabinet of Ministers emphasizes that the implementation of this decree will contribute to improving the legal regulation in the field of labor relations, as well as enhancing the efficiency of labor standardization and planning of labor processes.
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Appendix
List of categories of workers with special working conditions and their working hours
No.
Name of categories
of workers with special
working conditions
Duration of
working hours
(hours)
Chapter 1. Medical and preventive organizations for infectious, fungal diseases, and tuberculosis
§ 1. Workers serving patients in institutions
1.
Doctor (including head of
department, office, laboratory)
6
2.
Phthisiatrician performing
X-ray diagnostics
6
3.
Dental technician
6
4.
Head of educational department
6
5.
Junior medical and
service personnel (including
junior nurse, orderly, and others)
6
6.
Research worker working with
patients full-time
6
7.
Educator
6
8.
Mid-level medical personnel
6
§ 2. Other categories of workers
9.
Librarian
6
10.
Labor instructor
6
11.
Instructor for training
in working professions
6
12.
Instructor for cultural and mass work
6
Culture organizer
13.
Housekeeper
6
14.
Master of labor workshops
6
15.
Hairdresser
6
16.
Technician for servicing
respiratory devices
6
Chapter 2. Organizations for the treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS
17.
Workers serving patients
6
18.
Laboratory specialists
for HIV diagnostics
6
Chapter 3. Psychiatric, neurosurgical
and narcological treatment organizations
19.
Dietitian, psychiatrist
6
20.
Labor instructor
6
21.
Instructor for training in working
professions
6
22.
Instructor for cultural and mass work
6
23.
Laboratory head and technician
6
24.
Master of labor workshops for
mentally ill
6
25.
Junior medical and service
personnel
6
26.
Research employee working with
patients
6
27.
Hairdresser
6
28.
Psychologist, physiologist working with
patients
6
ill patients
29.
Head nurse, housekeeper
6
30.
Mid-level medical personnel
6
Chapter 4. Children's psychiatric treatment organizations
31.
Doctor, except for laboratory doctor
6
32.
Dietitian, diet nurse
6
33.
Wardrobe attendant for patients
6
34.
Labor instructor
6
35.
Instructor for training in working
professions
6
36.
Housekeeper
6
37.
Laboratory technician
6
38.
Master of labor workshops
6
39.
Junior medical and service
personnel
6
40.
Research employee working with
patients
6
Chapter 5. Rehabilitation centers
45.
Doctor and medical personnel,
working with high-frequency
medical generators
6
46.
Massage nurse
6
47.
Mid-level and junior medical
personnel engaged in water
procedures
6
48.
Dental clinics
6
Chapter 6. Pathological anatomy laboratories
50.
Workers working with corpses
5
51.
Doctor, mid-level and junior medical
personnel, cleaner
5
52.
Workers of research
institutes working with corpses
6
Chapter 7. Specialized MSEC for tuberculosis and mentally ill
53.
MSEC doctor for tuberculosis
6
54.
MSEC medical personnel
6
Chapter 8. Ambulance stations
55.
Medical personnel working with
mentally ill
6
Chapter 9. Forensic medical examination organizations
56.
Forensic medical expert working with corpses
5
57.
Medical personnel working with corpses
5
58.
Nurse working with patients
5
Chapter 10. Public health organizations
§ 1. Workers engaged in sanitary and preventive measures
59.
Doctor and medical personnel of bacteriological laboratories
6
60.
Epidemiologist and his assistants
6
61.
Engineers and technicians for disinfection equipment
6
62.
Doctors and personnel of infectious departments
6
63.
Head and laboratory technician for infection control
6
64.
Epidemiologist and medical personnel
6
65.
Laboratory technician working with deratization
6
66.
Personnel evacuating infectious patients
6
67.
Warehouse worker engaged in disinfection
6
68.
Driver servicing disinfection units
6
§ 2. Anti-plague institutions
§ 3. Workers dealing with infectious materials
69.
Autoclave operator
6
70.
Sterilization technician
6
71.
Veterinarian
6
72.
Laboratory head
6
73.
Disinfection instructor
6
74.
Laboratory technician
6
75.
Research employee
6
76.
Preparatory technician
6
77.
Technician
6
Chapter 11. Blood centers
79.
Workers in operating rooms for blood collection
6
Chapter 12. Pharmaceutical organizations
§ 1. Pharmacy workers
80.
Head of pharmacy in medical organizations
6
81.
Head of pharmacy department
6
82.
Pharmacist and pharmacy assistant
6
§ 2. Workers of pharmacy warehouses
83.
Pharmacist and pharmacy assistant working with medications
6
84.
Pharmacist working with toxic substances
6
§ 3. Quality control laboratory workers
85.
Laboratory head performing analyses
6
86.
Sanitary worker working with dishes
6
87.
Pharmacist and laboratory technician
6
§ 4. Production of infectious drugs
88.
Workers dealing with infectious drugs
6
89.
Workers engaged in the production of bacteria
6
Workers dealing with toxic substances
90.
Workers engaged in serum processing
6
91.
Workers working in boxes
6
92.
Inspectors working with injectable solutions
6
Chapter 13. Children's reception centers
93.
Doctor and medical personnel
6
Chapter 14. Special reception centers
94.
Doctor and medical personnel
6
Chapter 15. General professions in medicine
95.
Doctor and mid-level medical personnel in hyperbaric chambers
6
96.
Specialists working in hyperbaric chambers
6
97.
Anesthesiologist and nurse anesthetist
6
98.
Nurses and junior medical personnel in neurology
6
99.
Doctor and medical personnel working with
6
patients with spinal cord injuries
100.
Disinfector in disinfection
6
101.
Doctor and medical personnel working in boxes
6
102.
Workers of blood collection laboratories
5
103.
Labor instructor in social institutions:
1) for tuberculosis patients;
2) for psychoneurotic patients
6
6
Chapter 16. Work with radioactive substances
§ 1. Use of radioactive substances
104.
Workers engaged in gamma defectoscopy
6
105.
Workers conducting tests on gamma installations
6
106.
Workers working with gamma-active substances
6
107.
Workers engaged in gamma therapy
5
108.
Workers working with X-ray installations
5
109.
Workers engaged in X-ray therapy
5
110.
Workers working in X-ray diagnostics
5
111.
Workers researching X-ray tubes
5
112.
Workers working with electron microscopes
6
113.
Junior medical personnel working in the ionizing radiation zone
5
§ 2. Research in the field of physics and dosimetry
114.
Workers engaged in experimental research
6
