Employers' association started remote meetings with businesses

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Representatives of more than 60 companies attended the remote meeting organized by the Association of Georgian Employers, which was aimed at the limitations in the activity process of companies during the state of emergency and labor relations. At the meeting, such issues as existing regulations for companies were discussed; legal problems arising in the state of emergency; Possibilities of terminating and suspending labor relations; legal risks related to unpaid leave and labor issues; benefits announced by the state; Non-fulfillment of contractual obligations of the business under conditions of force majeure and adaptation of the contract to the changed circumstances in the post-crisis period, etc. "Many problematic, vague and undecided issues from the business sector have gathered in the Employers' Association in recent weeks, in response to which we have planned a cycle of remote meetings, seminars, and trainings. Our goal is to connect the business sector with experts in the field, government representatives and other competent persons directly, so that they can be informed as much as possible about all the topics that have been put on their agenda during this period. We are glad that we see the willingness of the business sector to maintain the sustainability of business within the law and to come out of the crisis period with minimal loss of human and financial resources," - Executive Director of the Association of Georgian Employers Lasha Labadze. An important part of the meeting was devoted to question-and-answer, within which the representatives of the companies received competent answers to the questions that were interesting to them. The meeting was chaired by the executive director of the Association of Georgian Employers, Lasha Labadze, and the head of the legal committee, Shalva Tskhakaya. The next meeting will be announced in the next few days and those interested will have the opportunity to register.