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On February 13, Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, took part in an extended meeting of the State Council of the Russian Federation Commission on Personnel.
At the opening of the meeting, the commission's chairman, Kaluga Region Governor and GUU alumnus Vladislav Shapsha, outlined the commission's key areas of systematic work, which encompasses the entire labor market development cycle: forecasting personnel needs, restructuring the mid-level vocational education system, migration policy, and graduate employment and career development.
"The issues discussed at the commission meetings were comprehensive. We covered the entire cycle – from forecasting and personnel training to their employment and adaptation," said Vladislav Shapsha.
Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation Dmitry Platygin reported that all key indicators of the national project set for 2025 have been met, and the preliminary target for reducing the labor shortage has been exceeded, reaching 101.7%.
One of the key areas of work for 2026 will be increasing the prestige of blue-collar jobs and promoting secondary vocational education, said Vladimir Solodov, Chairman of the "Working People" working group and Governor of Kamchatka Krai.
Vladimir Region Governor Alexander Avdeev, Chairman of the "Active Measures to Promote Employment" working group, noted that the commission, together with the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media and the Federal Service for Labor and Employment, is exploring the possibility of integrating the "Work Russia" platform with leading commercial HR platforms to automate job postings and simplify the process of receiving government support.
As a reminder, Vladimir Stroyev is a member of the State Council of the Russian Federation's Human Resources Committee and regularly attends its meetings. We previously reported on the issues discussed at the 2025 meetings: January, February, June, and December, as well as at the final meeting.
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