the economy is accelerating, people's real incomes are growing, their deductions from the social protection fund enough not only to pay people pensions, but also to raise them, that is, the well-being of our pensioners.

rate raised to 13%, because it was necessary to support the economy in a pandemic, and the social protection fundthey pay 35% like all belarusians, but not the amount, the real salary of an employee, but the amount of salary in the country, for example, a programmer who works for a htp resident receives 5,000 rubles. per month, but 35% of the social security fund pays for it the amount of 1600 rubles. because this is currently the average salary of the main cost. it-spheres are just salaries; they pull 80% of the company's expenses; savings on deductions from them - this is a huge plus in the financial balance. for those who are in this business. yes, it is beneficial for the state. in the first quarter of 2022 , htp residents contributed more deductions to the treasury than the entire banking sector in 2021. they paid 730 million rubles. as taxes and contributions, the export of the high-tech park brought the state three billion 200 million dollars and amounted to almost 5% of the country's gdp, a third of all the services that you buy from abroad are computer services and software, therefore ye

and they can talk with specialists of the departments of the national police, the social protection of pen, on the fundy legal help, and services uh, social uh, a person who comes to the city of zaporizhzhia uh, already knows the phone number of our hotline. provide services for passing basic examinations, and also apply to children with their mothers, we have a pediatrician, cardiologist , psychiatrist, narcologist working there, people will always be able to visit our doctors, e.e. , undergo an examination, get a certificate if a person e.e. gets a job or some kind of your needs are there, for example, drivers, or on weapons, there are extensions, such other things , further, we have a branch of the red cross in nysytivska, there is a rental point for wheelchairs, other devices for people with disabilities, more humanitarian aid is given to all those who arrive for the first time receive appropriate packages from the red cross, we work with many international funds, people sign up to receive financial assistance from international funds and thus already 17,000 families have registered in our space of

the fund for social protection of the population is granted the right to direct unused balances of budget for the purposes specified by law. also, the document clarifies the powers of the head of state and government to regulate budgetary relations in the process of budget execution, we note the norm of the budget code are given in accordance with the constitution and the laws that have come into force. in addition, from january 1, 2023, under the tax code, we introduced a tax on professional income in the budget code. we have not determined which level of the budgets this tax is receiving, now this has all been corrected and the budget code will clearly define which level the tax is going to instead of the budget. if we talk about a conceptual change in the budget code, then, of course, it will it is currently being worked on the ministry of finance and local authorities. in addition, in order to regulate a number of legal issues related to the development of digital technologies and the information society, the code is supplemented with the term of an automated financial settlement syst

the fund for social protection of the population is given the right to direct unused balances of budget for the purposes defined by law. the document clarifies the powers of the norms of the budget code are given in accordance with the constitution and the laws that have entered into force, in addition, from january 1, 23, the tax code. we have introduced a tax from the levels budgets comes this one. uh, the tax is now all corrected and it will be clearly defined in the budget code. at what level instead of the budget the data is taxed. if we talk about a conceptual change in the budget code, then, of course, it will be being worked out now, both by the ministry of finance and local authorities in addition, in order to regulate a number of legal issues related to the development of digital technologies and the information society, the code is supplemented by the term automated system financial calculations, the free economic zones of belarus last year produced a fifth of the industrial output of the country in practice. every fourth of our goods for export from ses residents, they forme

president , it ran the decision of the president regarding the allocation of federal funding just for the uh socially protecteds that altai territory also needs. here is one of the first. and who made the decision to support. these are the basic nine categories. i know that two or three more categories of regional have been adopted, while the system of informing the population of the world. their support. we need to improve, as is done in other regions. andrey turchak drew attention to this already at a meeting of the regional headquarters for gasification of more than 50 rubles. a-a transition, that is, proactive informing. they bought their own equipment, and then came to the regional authorities for compensation. and all this is inside and a person did not see it during a working visit to the altai territory, the head gazprom mezhregiongaz sergey gustav got acquainted with the work of local contractors and the equipment that helps them to quickly stretch 1,000 km, the corpse allows the installation of a geolocation system for horizontal directional drilling, the contractors promised to work at least two shi

the british government says funding for the social care workforce in england has been halved. and tiktok is fined over £12 million for failing to protectthe privacy of children in the uk. the british government has confirmed that funding promised to develop the social care workforce in england has been halved. in 2021 the government promised "at least" £500 million for reforms. that money was to be spent on training places and technology over three years. the department of health say that figure is now £250 million. social care minister helen whately said the government's new plan "focuses on recognising care with the status it deserves", but charities say this is "just the latest in a long series of disappointments" for the sector. live now to our newsroom, where we can speak to our health correspondent nick triggle. let's be clear here, the funding hasn't quite been halved, a lot of it has been held back but hasn't quite been halved, a lot of it has been held baci— hasn't quite been halved, a lot of it has been held back but it doesn't to sa it it has been held back but it doesn't to say it doesn't _ it has been held back but it does

the british government says funding for the social care workforce in england has been halved. and tiktok is fined over £12 million for failing to protectd. in 2021 the government promised "at least" £500 million for reforms. that money was to be spent on training places and technology over three years.

ways that the mayor johnson will do, raise taxes, illegal immigrants with vote, protect abortion rights. the one fund socialof cops. i heard another network talking about how they need to send people that can deal with the mental health crisis with the domestic violence calls. i don't think people realize domestic violence calls are one of the most dangerous calls a police officer can go to. if a police officer can't deal with it, why do they think social worker can deal with it? money is going to the wrong place. >> right. this idea of taking money from the police budget, they feel there is a lot of money there. if you want to send counselors out, that is fine, you still have to send police officers. by reducing number of police officers, you can't send social workers out on their own. like you said, domestic is the most dangerous call we go on. you can't think that is going to work. it sounds like campaign rhetoric. we are down 1700 police officers in chicago now, over 1000 officers retired last year, we are on track for another 1500 officers that will probably leave this year and they are leaving and goi

people get funds oh the only source of obtaining funds in order to survive and er and social payments introduced by the occupying institutions for social protectionr the elderly they pay out some pensions there, yes, sometimes there is a delay of a month and a half, but they still pay, and this is mostly done in exchange for a russian passport in exchange for receiving some other documents from the luhansk side, that is everything is used to drive people away, so to speak, russian reality mr. oleksandr and you can buy something for hryvnias well , as far as information comes from the city, the hryvnia is almost out of circulation, where is it forced, where have such conditions been created, it actually does not go to in the city, in the local public places, they write about the fact that some people are looking forward to the ukrainian military. are there so-called zhduns? are there many of them there, and are there really such people? well, unfortunately, there is such a category of people. people who are there were forced to stay in the city due to various life circumstances and are waiting for the return of ukraine. unfortunately, there are al

social issues , the head of the supervisory board was the first deputy head of the presidential administration , sergei kiriyenko a. the fund's board of trustees is headed by the minister of labor and social protection. vladimir putin and andrey vorobyov today discussed the problems and successes in the development of the moscow region, the head of the region, in which up to 10 million people live. the president spoke about the need to upgrade transport and create new jobs, the president drew attention to solving long-standing problems with defrauded real estate investors and instructed to actively reclaim landfills, which done and what remains to be learned nikita korzun supporting residents and achieving economic goals despite all the current difficulties. here's what the regional authorities have focused their efforts on president, governor of the moscow region. and what made it possible to achieve budgetary profits in the twenty-second authorities are doing everything possible for business to come and develop production. and this, in turn , has a positive effect on employment, a large demand for personnel. uh, especially those who graduate from, uh, working specialties are welders, programmers,

protect about 250,000 residents of the mogilev region. fund transferred. subbotnik over one million two hundred thousand rubles, collectives, enterprises and organizations worked at socially important facilities for the region. including the improvement of the new infectious diseases building of the first mogilev hospital, the hands of the kindergarten worked with us a swimming pool in a new microdistrict, as well as on a large-scale reconstruction of the monument to the soldiers of the battalion of captain vladimirov in the village of the traffic police of the mogilev region. if in other countries today there are monuments to victorious wars, on the contrary, they destroy, thereby they destroy their countries. we see this too. on the contrary, we remember our fighters, we remember our heroes , we build new monuments, we ennoble them, we improve them. and i'm sure with the younger generation that are taking part today. it will be appreciated to open a monument to the heroes of the great world war ii is planned for the independence day belarus warsaw continues to cherish dreams of the revival of the commonwealth in poland, according to a number of media reports, they are c

social media platform labelled them as government—funded. cbc said this called its editorial independence, which is protected under canadian broadcasting law,rby to cornwall for £40. this trip wasn't made by train, but by buses. lots of buses. it probably took a good half day of planning with, with the bus map and timetables to make it reasonably resilient to any problems. andrew is now planning his next challenge. andrew's goal was to take advantage of the £2 bus fare cap introduced by the government until the end ofjune and encourage others to do the same. it's a plea to value your local buses and use them. use them as much as possible. if you swap just one journey a week from car where you could make a huge difference to congestion and the economics of bus operation. andrew caught 20 different buses to complete his challenge, stopping in swindon and exeter before arriving in penzance on saturday night. andrew is now planning his next challenge. i haven't got another thing planned at the moment, but i am working on it, so i'll see. you're live with bbc news. in the us state of missouri, prosecutors have charged an 85—year—old white man wh

protect social security and medicare. if we don't address those two programs that have trust funds heading towards insolvency, that will madeor everybody including people who depend on them for 100% of their income and get rid of a lot of the providers and medicare, there will be shortages in healthcare. it's not a good promise to say i won't touch social security and medicare. i know it's politically a panther and it politically works but we have to tell the truth that we need to make social security and medicare that could be spending or revenues. i would suggest both but we need to make the changes as quickly as possible. everything has to be on the table and the trick is working onto balanced solutions for all of these things. trey: i would say i look forward to having you again but because they made everybody mad tonight i may not have a show. i will see you at some point. thank you for joining us on a sunday night and telling it like it is, we appreciate it you will see you next time if i'm around. trey: at first i thought i was hearing things, there's no way i thought the white house wants to punish people with good

funding social workers instead of cops. raising taxes, letting illegal immigrants vote in schoolboard elections, protecting abortion rights and misjudge ring and official records. it's one of those things where you look at this send you think the city is going further and further left. your thoughts. >> that certainly doesn't focus on some of the major things tha need to be addressed in this city and specifically to be in my membership is the vacancies that are currently at the cpd. he has given no plan or subject about what is going to do for the 1700 plus vacancies. by assumption is that this just going to get cut up the budget altogether. >> it is the same when you look at chicago. you look at los angeles and you look at san francisco and philadelphia and i can go down the list. that is the same. they cannot get a handle on the crime. when you think there would be this kind of common consensus but it just never comes around did. >> it certainly doesn't but her we are. we have another four year experiment. do i want to see him fail? absolutely not could have up to sam the wrong about brenda johnson because that means this c

protect social security and medicare. or you have some republicans who actually want to cut social security and medicare in order to keep those trust funds. solvent. so unpack it for us. sure. and so i'm part of the issue behind all of this. is that over 70 percent of every non interest dollar we spend goes directly the people that's in the form of stuff like medicare and social security and medicaid and snap. it's also in the form of, you know, kind of direct payments to help people for their groceries or i or that how people for the groceries or, or help with child care. so that's kind of over 70 percent of the rate remaining bit is sort of it's research, it's investment in the future. it's transportation infrastructure and it's the military. and so part of the issue behind all this is that the government, the government's doing is quite popular. and so figuring out what you would cut 1st of all, it's probably unpopular to do it. and 2nd of all, it might have deleterious effects to do it because most of what we're doing is kind of directly helping people in the moment are investing in the future. as for what the, you know, what it is t

fast system of health care, education, social protection , culture of sports, for the successful development of agriculture, it is necessary to update, outdated fundsutions for a long time. time, russian farmers used mainly foreign seeds and veterinary drugs now supplies are limited, but for the russian agronoki. this is an opportunity for growth. after all , the scientific traditions that were laid down by vavilov and michurin have survived for 2 billion rubles. for the comprehensive re-equipment of such scientific institutions. there will be 11 institutes that work in the field of the biological industry of poultry farming and seed production. this will allow them. not only to update the instrumentation, but to purchase modern equipment and specialized equipment, but also prepare highly qualified personnel in their field. in particular, in the next 3 years , on the basis of the stavropol state agrarian university , russia's first institute of agricultural selection of genetics should appear. already now, a specialized laboratory of molecular genetic expertise has appeared in this agro-industrial region, which will help breed the most healthy gene

provided for a reduction in funding for culture, because i asked what we were fighting for then, in my opinion, and we were to adapt and not only to education. we social protectionou understand , there is no idea what to do and how to do it that's why we already have a completely centralized management system, the ministers are completely deprived of any initiative and practically they are responsible for what they manage, what instructions they are given from the bank, that's the problem and no one has really serious questions engaged, i will draw your attention, but now we are talking about the counteroffensive, yes, they are organizing the offices of irmak and the ministers , and so on, he begins to cut the task so that they are engaged in providing those brigades that will take part, participate in us, listen. is n't this a verdict on the state of public administration? what does the ministry of defense do ? what do other structures that are supposed to provide for the army do? we have such results, that's why we ask the question why people don't return because they feel that they are not needed here that's all i 'm on us for literally a couple of minutes, i

social coordinator also instructed the foundation to develop projects for patriotic education for the protection of historical truth and the glorification of the exploits of the heroes of donbass, the branches of the fund will work in all regions of the country as the chairman of the supervisory board. vladimir putin appointed sergei kiriyenko, first deputy head of the presidential administration , and anna tsivileva, chairman of the fund, the full text of the decree was published today on the kremlin website uh, grouping south, liquidated no less ten militants, assault squads, paratroopers were reinforced and the sun was baked with heavy flamethrowers. for the first time in service with the airborne forces, they were equipped with the latest computer systems. capture targets to hide from the volley. impossible temperature. at the epicenter of the explosion, it reaches 3,000 °, the missile covers an area the size of 4 football fields, the accuracy of hitting each projectile is only 5 m. air attacks also reflect the calculations of letter complexes in the ugoldar direction, our anti-aircraft gunners intercepted an american jet for the first time bomb, which only recently arrived in ukraine, as stated in

funds to respond to the together. -- to respond to emergency and later vaccination. additionally, we have joined forces to support the most vulnerable groups through social protection programs and to promote economic recovery. and i think this is a powerful example of how during the pandemic, we had to really combine the protection of health but also protection of livelihoods, which is why the social protection angle will be so important, great that we have president and executive director, abbott, also joining us today to explain how icrc and brock have taken on this challenge. and i'd like to really take this opportunity to thank them for their participation. and more and more countries are confronted with the need to operate differently, prioritizing basic service delivery and goods and services. and really the focus is on protecting the most vulnerable under these circumstances. what we're seeing is that governments need to focus on the most critical needs to protect the people and to maintain the foundations for recovery and beyond. so taking both an immediate crisis response but never taking your eye off. what's the priority of tomorrow and making sure that there's st

funding the wish list like the i.s. and student loan bailouts. congress can pass a strong budget which protects social security and medicare benefits without having to raise the debt ceiling at all. democrat leaders have yet to respond and the president has made it clear he is unwilling. the budget of $6.8 trillion represents a 32% increase in spending since the covid-19 pandemic began. mr. speaker, mr. president, my fellow colleagues, the pandemic is over. the federal government was big enough in 2019. the american people were taxed enough in 2019. when the tax cuts and job acts passed it lowered federal taxes for all americans. that's right. for all americans and led to the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years and $1 trillion in federal revenue. it is inappropriate for the president to ask for more when there is still $100 billion in unspent covid-relief money lying on the table. there are too many programs that do almost nothing for the american people while costing them billions each year in increased spend and senator inhofe: creased regulatory burden. there is a long list of programs and agencie

uk data protection law also requires the platform seek consent from the parents of young users . halving social care young users. halving social care funds betrayal , with described as a betrayal, with the labour leader accusing the government of breaking promises . in december 2021, at least £500 million was pledged to help transform support for the social care workforce that's been cut because of rising costs and trouble recruiting . sir keir trouble recruiting. sir keir says the sector is being let down. they promised a lot and now they're almost nothing. i've always suspected they didn't have a plan and this is more evidence they don't have a plan. and if that wasn't bad enough on its own, this has a huge on the backlog in the nhs without social care working , it's social care working, it's impossible people out of impossible to get people out of as as we'd like and as quickly as we'd like and therefore you have even more prospect of ambulances queuing up, being able to get up, people not being able to get into this is into hospitals. so this is a betrayal on so many fronts from the government . the government the government. the gov

that his budget reduces the deficits while protecting social security however his budget requires no proposal to extend the solvency of the social security trust fund. it takes presidential leadership to lead reforms of social security. 40 years ago that was president reagan and democrat speaker of the house tip o'neill the put together a bipartisan agreement that was approved by the congress of the united states and at main social security sound through 2035. i assume that you stand by your recommendations that lawmakers act sooner rather than later to sciorra social security trust funds. can congress expect to see the president's proposal to put social security on a sound fiscal basis along the same ways we are replicating the leadership of president reagan and tip o'neill? sec. yellen: president biden stands ready to work with congress to shore up social security and discuss possible approaches. that is a conversation that is important for us to have. he has made explicit proposals that connection with medicare and shoring it up. it is important to have that conversation about social security and the president believes strongly that should not i

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that his budget reduces the deficits while protecting social security however his budget requires no proposal to extend the solvency of the social security trust fund. it takes presidential leadership to lead reforms of social security. 40 years ago that was president reagan and democrat speaker of the house tip o'neill the put together a bipartisan agreement that was approved by the congress of the united states and at main social security sound through 2035. i assume that you stand by your recommendations that lawmakers act sooner rather than later to sciorra social security trust funds. can congress expect to see the president's proposal to put social security on a sound fiscal basis along the same ways we are replicating the leadership of president reagan and tip o'neill? sec. yellen: president biden stands ready to work with congress to shore up social security and discuss possible approaches. that is a conversation that is important for us to have. he has made explicit proposals that connection with medicare and shoring it up. it is important to have that conversation about social security and the president believes strongly that should not i

belarusians pay in the social security fund, and they pay, the more, the more they earn from december 1, pensions in the country will increase for the third time in a year . the social protection fund is enough not only to pay people pensions, but also to raise them, that is, the well-being of our pensioners depends on us working people than more effectively. we work the higher we can pay pensions to remember that each of us will become richer. only if we make it richer together, belarus will not give up on children, because only a country where there are more young people than old people can afford to keep them and not be afraid of old age. after all, even before her, happiness was not bestowed on everyone and cares looks from the pension case. we figured it out. all clear. see you. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch our everyday the task is to tell about belarus to the country and abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our tv channel. so what is belarus like? we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active , energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do