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Pregnant women proposed to be exempted from work for medical examinations

Pregnant women in Belarus will be able to receive exemption from work if they need to undergo medical examinations. This initiative to amend the Labor Code was announced by deputy Anzhalika Kurchak on STB TV channel.

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