Retirees and pensioners will benefit from new forms of support

The integration centers (CIS) will strengthen ties with the local labor market, allowing retirees on low pensions to access social integration clubs (KIS). New regulations aim to enhance social employment support for vulnerable groups, including the homeless and long-term unemployed. A proposed amendment includes external workshops with employers to provide practical skills and improve employment chances. Recruitment processes will be simplified, allowing various institutions to submit applications. Additionally, oversight of CIS activities will be strengthened, with governors gaining control rights. The amendment also facilitates funding for CIS activities and allows prison directors to refer inmates to CIS for better reintegration post-release.