In Jarqo’rg’on, the Involvement of Educators in Beautification Efforts is Being Studied

Labor Inspection: The Situation is Under Control > The State Labor Inspection takes a zero-tolerance approach to any form of forced labor. Additional information will be provided based on the results of the investigation.

State Labor Inspection The State Labor Inspection takes a zero-tolerance approach to any form of forced labor. Relevant measures are being taken to verify the authenticity of the reported incidents and to investigate whether the labor rights of teaching staff have been respected.

A legal assessment of the situation will be provided based on the findings of the investigation, and if any violations are identified, legal measures will be applied to the responsible individuals as stipulated by law. The inspection report noted that teachers were involved in beautification, street cleaning, and the repair and maintenance of roadside facilities. ## Regional Department: Disciplinary Measures Proposed for Responsible Officials According to the regional department, the head of the preschool and school education department of the Jarqo’rg’on district summoned the directors of the district's general secondary schools to School No. 42.

Disciplinary measures have been proposed against the officials of the district department for involving teachers and directors in unauthorized gatherings during working hours. Currently, the regional department is conducting investigations regarding the content of the assignments given and whether there was any coercion or pressure on employees during the execution of these tasks. > Additionally, we inform that the regional Department of Preschool and School Education did not issue any directives for the compulsory involvement of teachers in these works.

Surxondaryo Region MMTB Additionally, we inform that the regional Department of Preschool and School Education did not issue any directives for the compulsory involvement of teachers in these works. ## Legal Requirements According to the law, it is prohibited to involve educators in tasks unrelated to their professional activities, and a fine of up to 150 BMT may be imposed for forced labor.

Previously, a case of coercing staff into repair work was identified at a school in Navoi city, resulting in an administrative fine imposed on the responsible individual.