The Our Yard program in Kazan has crossed the halfway point: 53% of the work has been completed
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The unemployment rate in the capital city of Tatarstan has decreased to 0.17%
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Ilsur Metshin visits the Pervomaisky settlement at the invitation of the residents, where three streets are undergoing renovation work
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Ilsur Metshin inspects the replacement of the reservoir in the Sovetsky city district
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Ilsur Metshin on the overhaul of the apartment buildings: “We should monitor the implementation of the program on a daily basis”
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Ilsur Metshin: «Minsk is an example of a thoughtful urban management not only within the former Soviet Union»
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Ilsur Metshin holds an on-site meeting on the development of the city's water infrastructure
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Ilsur Metshin: “This picturesque location will have a good infrastructure to provide children with quality pre-school education”
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Twelve school canteens to be renovated in Kazan
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Ilsur Metshin was elected the Honorary Chairman of the BRICS+ Association of Cities and Municipalities
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Vladimir Putin awards Ilsur Metshin with the Order of Merit for the Motherland of the 2nd degree
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Ilsur Metshin: “It is important to provide residents with quality medical care in their own neighborhood”
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Ilsur Metshin will represent Kazan at the BRICS + Association of Cities and Municipalities
The unemployment rate in the capital city of Tatarstan has decreased to 0.17%
Today, the unemployment rate in Tatarstan's capital has reached a low of 0.17%. As of today, 1,116 people have registered as unemployed at the Employment Centers in Kazan, while there are more than 7,000 job offers available in the city. This means that there are more than six job offers for each unemployed person. This was reported by the Deputy Head of the Kazan Executive Committee Ildar Shakirov.
“1,100 unemployed people and 7,000 available jobs are two sides of a coin. Fortunately, the city has increased wages and started actively recruiting young people,”- said the Mayor of Kazan Ilsur Metshin.
In the republic, the minimum wage is 23,200 rubles, while in Russia it is 22,440 rubles. Last year, there were 774 employers who were at risk of paying wages below these minimums. These employers were reviewed by the Commission for Improving the Standard of Living of the Population, Labor and Income Legalization.
To date, 15 organizations owe wages to 970 employees in Kazan. Of these, 40% are active enterprises, and 60% are inactive or bankrupt enterprises. A total of 68.3 million rubles has been repaid so far this year.