The Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic has decided to create a list of categories of workers for whom a special work regime is characteristic and the duration of their working hours has been defined. This document was signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev.
The main task of this resolution is to legally regulate working hours for certain categories of employees engaged in work under special working conditions. This corresponds to the norms of the Labor Code of the Kyrgyz Republic and takes into account the specifics of working conditions and the level of workload.
The document was developed in accordance with the updated Labor Code and includes over 100 categories of workers from various sectors.
It is expected that the implementation of the resolution will contribute to improving the legal regulation of labor relations, as well as enhancing the efficiency of labor standardization and planning of labor processes, as stated in the message from the Cabinet of Ministers.
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Appendix
List of categories of workers with special working conditions and their working hours
No.
Name of categories
of workers with special
working conditions
Duration
of working hours
(hours)
Chapter 1. Infectious, fungal, and tuberculosis
(anti-tuberculosis) medical and preventive organizations
§ 1. Workers directly serving patients in
institutions and departments
1.
Doctor (including heads
of departments, offices, laboratories)
6
2.
Phthisiatrician, regularly
conducting X-ray diagnostics
6
3.
Dental technician
6
4.
Head of the educational department
6
5.
Junior medical staff (including nurses, orderlies, cafeteria workers, etc.)
6
6.
Researcher working with
patients full-time
6
7.
Educator
6
8.
Middle medical staff
6
§ 2. Other categories of workers
9.
Librarian
6
10.
Labor instructor
6
11.
Instructor for vocational training for mass
professions
6
12.
Instructor for cultural events,
cultural organizer
6
Housekeeper
13.
Master of therapeutic and production
workshops and auxiliary
agriculture
6
14.
Hairdresser
6
15.
Technician and mechanic servicing
breathing apparatuses while
working continuously in wards
6
Chapter 2. Organizations for the treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS
17.
Workers serving patients
6
18.
Employees engaged in laboratory
diagnostics of HIV infection
6
Chapter 3. Psychiatric (psychoneurological),
neurosurgical, and narcological medical and preventive organizations
19.
Dietitian, psychiatrist,
diet nurse
6
20.
Labor instructor
6
21.
Instructor for vocational training for mass
professions
6
22.
Instructor for cultural mass work,
cultural organizer, bayanist
6
23.
Laboratory head and laboratory doctor
6
24.
Master of therapeutic and production
(labor) workshops for mentally
ill patients
6
25.
Junior medical and
service staff
6
26.
Researcher working with
patients
6
27.
Hairdresser
6
28.
Psychologist, physiologist, working with
patients
6
patients
29.
Housekeeper, housekeeper
6
30.
Middle medical staff
(except for laboratory assistant)
6
Chapter 4. Children's psychiatric (psychoneurological)
medical and preventive organizations
31.
Doctor (including laboratory doctor)
6
32.
Dietitian, diet nurse
6
33.
Attendant in the cloakroom for patients
6
34.
Labor instructor
6
35.
Instructor for vocational training for mass professions
6
36.
Housekeeper
6
37.
Laboratory assistant (including laboratory doctor)
6
38.
Master of therapeutic and production
(labor) workshops
6
39.
Junior medical and
service staff
6
40.
Researcher working with
patients
6
41.
Hairdresser
6
42.
Educator
6
43.
Housekeeper, housekeeper
6
44.
Middle medical staff
(except for laboratory assistant)
6
Chapter 5. Rehabilitation centers and offices
45.
Doctor, middle and junior
medical staff,
working on high-frequency medical
generators and ultrasound machines
6
46.
Doctor, middle and junior
medical staff, working in
hydrotherapy clinics
6
47.
Massage nurse
6
48.
Middle and junior medical
staff conducting water procedures
6
49.
Dental clinics and offices
6
Chapter 6. Pathological anatomy departments and laboratories
50.
Workers working with corpses
5
51.
Doctor, middle and junior medical
staff, cleaner
5
52.
Employees of research
institutes working with corpses
6
Chapter 7. Specialized MSEC for tuberculosis and mentally ill patients
53.
Doctor of MSEC for tuberculosis and
mentally ill patients
6
54.
Middle and junior medical
staff of MSEC
6
mentally ill patients
Chapter 8. Emergency and urgent care stations
55.
Middle and junior medical
staff engaged in providing
medical assistance
6
Chapter 9. Forensic medical examination organizations
56.
Forensic medical expert working
with corpses
5
57.
Middle and junior medical
staff working with corpses
5
58.
Nurse, paramedic, and orderly,
working at patient reception
5
Chapter 10. Public health organizations
§ 1. Workers engaged in sanitary and preventive and
anti-epidemic measures
59.
Doctor, middle and junior medical
staff of laboratories
6
60.
Epidemiologist and his assistant, as well as
disinfection specialists
6
61.
Engineer and technician for
disinfection equipment
6
62.
Doctor, middle and junior medical
staff working with live cultures
6
63.
Head, laboratory assistant, and instructor-
disinfectant
6
64.
Epidemiologist, medical staff of the observatory
6
65.
Laboratory assistant for preparing deratization
baits
6
66.
Medical staff engaged in the evacuation
of infectious patients
6
67.
Warehouse worker and instructor-disinfector
6
68.
Driver servicing
disinfection units
6
§ 2. Anti-plague institutions
§ 3. Workers handling infectious materials
69.
Autoclave operator
6
70.
Sterilization technician
6
71.
Veterinary doctor
6
72.
Veterinary and entomologist
6
73.
Laboratory head
6
74.
Disinfection instructor
6
75.
Laboratory assistant
6
76.
Researcher
6
77.
Preparatory technician
6
78.
Technician
6
Chapter 11. Blood centers and transfusion departments
79.
Workers engaged in blood collection and processing
6
Chapter 12. Pharmaceutical organizations
§ 1. Pharmacy workers
80.
Pharmacy manager and his deputy
6
81.
Department head and his deputy
6
82.
Pharmacist and pharmacy assistant
6
§ 2. Workers of pharmacy bases and warehouses
83.
Pharmacist and pharmacy assistant working with medications
6
84.
Workers engaged in packaging poisonous substances
6
§ 3. Workers of laboratories for quality control of medicines
85.
Laboratory head performing analysis work
6
86.
Sanitary worker, dish and ampoule washer
6
87.
Pharmacist and laboratory assistant
6
§ 4. Production of medical preparations
88.
Workers handling infectious agents
6
89.
Workers engaged in work in booths
6
90.
Controllers of ampoules with injection solutions
6
Chapter 13. Children's reception and distribution centers
93.
Doctor, middle and junior medical staff
6
Chapter 14. Reception and distribution centers
94.
Doctor and middle medical staff
6
Chapter 15. General professions in medical and social institutions
95.
Doctor and middle medical staff in hyperbaric chambers
6
96.
Specialists working in hyperbaric chambers
6
97.
Anesthesiologist-resuscitator and medical staff
6
98.
Nurses and junior medical staff
of neurology departments
6
99.
Doctor, middle and junior medical staff
for patients with spinal cord injuries
6
100.
Disinfector for focal disinfection
6
101.
Doctor and medical staff for blood collection and processing
6
102.
Workers of laboratories engaged in blood collection and preservation
5
103.
Labor instructor in social institutions
6
Chapter 16. Work with radioactive substances
§ 1. Use of radioactive substances
104.
Workers engaged in gamma defectoscopy installations
6
105.
Workers engaged in charging and testing gamma installations
6
106.
Workers engaged in the transportation and storage of radioactive substances
6
107.
Workers engaged in gamma therapy
5
108.
Workers engaged in X-ray diagnostics
5
109.
Workers engaged in X-ray therapy
5
110.
Workers engaged in X-ray diagnostics and fluorography
5
111.
Workers engaged in research on X-ray tubes
5
112.
Workers working on electronographs and electron microscopes
6
113.
Junior medical staff working in the zone of ionizing radiation
5
§ 2. Physics and dosimetry of X-rays
114.
Workers engaged in experimental research
6
