the task of retaining 50 thousand employees; Khuzestan's effort to prevent the wave of unemployment during the war Political and social deputy of Khuzestan province in a conversation with "Iran": by adopting an active approach and designing effective mechanisms to protect employment, Khuzestan province prevented the production crisis from becoming a widespread wave of unemployment. According to the political and social deputy of the Khuzestan province to "Iran", the set of these measures and the cooperation of employers and employees prevented the unemployment of about 50,000 workers and formed the basis for continued employment and maintaining the production capabilities of the province. The estimates showed that if the situation is not managed, about 50 thousand workers will be exposed to unemployment; An issue that may lead to extensive social problems for working families in addition to economic consequences. Under normal conditions, this committee meets every month, but with the beginning of the war the number of meetings increased and so far close to 15 meetings have been held focusing on issues of workers and production units. Read the full text here.

the task of retaining 50 thousand employees; Khuzestan's effort to prevent the wave of unemployment during the war Political and social deputy of Khuzestan province in a conversation with "Iran": by adopting an active approach and designing effective mechanisms to protect employment, Khuzestan province prevented the production crisis from becoming a widespread wave of unemployment. According to the political and social deputy of the Khuzestan province to "Iran", the set of these measures and the cooperation of employers and employees prevented the unemployment of about 50,000 workers and formed the basis for continued employment and maintaining the production capabilities of the province. The estimates showed that if the situation is not managed, about 50 thousand workers will be exposed to unemployment; An issue that may lead to extensive social problems for working families in addition to economic consequences. Under normal conditions, this committee meets every month, but with the beginning of the war the number of meetings increased and so far close to 15 meetings have been held focusing on issues of workers and production units. Read the full text here.