Within the framework of the "Year of Workers" declared by the Head of State, in order to show respect for working people, pay attention to their social status, and increase the role of labor collectives, members of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan of Shymkent and chairmen of ethnocultural associations paid a business trip to KazFerroGroup LLP.
During the event, the delegation members got acquainted with the production processes, the work of new workshops, and received detailed information about the social support measures provided by the enterprise to its employees. The enterprise management told the guests about the history of the company's establishment, stages of development, and projects implemented in recent years, and focused on the initiatives taken to improve the well-being of employees.
In particular, initiatives such as gradually increasing workers' wages, solving the housing problem, improving the quality of medical services, as well as organizing training programs aimed at improving the professional skills of specialists are aimed at improving the well-being of the labor collective. These measures not only increase labor productivity, but also have a positive effect on maintaining personnel stability.
The members of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan toured the production area, got acquainted with the operation of new technological equipment, exchanged opinions with workers in a free format, and listened to their suggestions. At the end of the meeting, letters of gratitude were presented by the city Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan to a number of employees who showed excellent results in production.
This event is an important initiative that will contribute to raising the status of working professions, improving the social climate in enterprises, and strengthening interethnic harmony.
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