He emphasized that traditionally, the main focus of the FTS has been on vacation vouchers.
“However, the primary task of trade unions is to protect the rights of workers. Unfortunately, in the past, the FTS was more engaged in the distribution of power and property rather than its main function. But with the arrival of a new team in 2024, it has already achieved initial results,” noted Muradil Jumadilde uulu.
Additionally, he reminded that the FTS's assets were transferred to the operational management of the president's administration.
“This decision was made due to the ineffective use of resources by the trade unions. Funds allocated for development were often misused, leading to the deplorable condition of the sanatoriums. Since the transfer of the facilities to the management of the president's administration, 1.1 billion soms have been allocated for major repairs and the construction of new buildings, coming from the Workers' Health Recovery Fund. I remind you that a moratorium on the issuance of vacation vouchers is in effect until January 1, 2028. All funds are directed towards the renovation of the sanatoriums to ensure citizens have the opportunity for recovery in decent conditions,” added Muradil Jumadilde uulu.
He also reported that the federation currently manages five facilities, the income from which has increased by 71%. “This indicates that we have begun to use our assets more effectively,” concluded the chairman of the FTS.
