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Baku /20.03.20 / Turan: The staff of most state structures of Azerbaijan will be sent on paid leave for a period of one month - from March 29 to April 29.
This is stated by the order of Prime Minister Ali Asadov of March 20, which covers about 100 state institutions.
From March 19 to 29, non-working days in Azerbaijan on the occasion of Navruz holiday.
The goal of this measure is to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection.
All persons sent on vacation will receive full salary.
The list of organizations includes most of the ministries and departments of the country. Leadership of state power structures will continue to work. -02V-
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