The Status of Domestic Workers in Kazakhstan

The Status of Domestic Workers in Kazakhstan
Author(s)/editor(s)
Tatyana Bozrikova and Aliya Kadyrova

Based on desk research into the policies and procedures used by the private employment agencies that facilitate the employment of domestic workers in Kazakhstan, this report examines the status of domestic workers there. After examining gender mainstreaming and migrant issues relating to domestic workers in Kazakhstan, the study recommends ways to improve legislation and law enforcement practices governing private employment agencies.

The study was conducted within the framework of the second phase of the Regional Migration Programme, implemented by the International Organization for Migration, UN Women and the World Bank, with financial support from the UK Government.

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Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Europe and Central Asia Kazakhstan
Subject areas: Economic empowerment Employment Migration
Resource type(s): Assessments
Publication year
2015
Number of pages
52
Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
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