Under the Labour Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a woman is entitled to:
Maternity leave is calculated as a single period and is granted in full regardless of the number of days actually used before childbirth.
The benefit is paid in the amount established by law, but it may not be less than 75 per cent of the employee’s average monthly remuneration.
Under the Law “On State Social Insurance”, temporary incapacity and maternity benefits are assigned proactively, without requiring a separate application from the insured person.
The person’s insurance record and the current State social insurance rules are taken into account when the benefit is assigned and paid.
Maternity leave is an employment guarantee, while the benefit is a social insurance payment intended to replace income during that period.
After maternity leave, a woman is entitled, at her request, to:
Parental leave may be used in full or in parts by:
A person on parental leave may:
The right to receive the allowance until the child reaches the age of two is retained.
The employee’s job and position are retained during parental leave.
A total of up to six years of such leave is included in the employee’s length of service, including professional service in the relevant occupation.
Unless otherwise provided by a collective agreement, internal document or employment contract, parental leave is not included in the length of service giving entitlement to subsequent annual leave.