When the government was writing the rules for cheap labor in wartime conditions, the government developed a program for the temporary employment of the unemployed, in which payment of the legal minimum wage and social security was not required. Meanwhile, the rise in living costs and the spread of job insecurity have put workers under more pressure than before. The project called "public employment" raised questions about the limits of the government's responsibility, the legal validity of the employment outside the scope of the labor law, and the long-term consequences of such a policy. Zamane Radio.