In Moscow until may 29, extended the deadline for applications for grants for retraining employees. Businesses compensate for up to 95 percent of the costs — about 120 thousand roubles on one member of staff trained in priority for city occupations. Compensation can be obtained for training, which occurred in the period from 1 January 2019 until the date of filing.
“For the evaluation and further subsidies developed specific criteria, which are assigned coefficients. From the calculations add up the scores, their view of the ranking of companies. Among these criteria, such as number and age of employees trained. That is an organization that has trained more staff can qualify for a higher final grade. If the training staff aged 18 to 24 and older than 50 years, then the applicant company is calculated multiplying factor. Affect the decision on the granting of the subsidy and whether the organization is a subject of small and average business, whether a profession, which studied the staff list approved by the Ministry of labour of Russia”, — said the head of the Department of entrepreneurship and innovative development Alexey Fursin.
For a grant already received 77 applications. The number of applicants and construction, audit, consulting and travel companies, engineering offices and research centers, developers of software solutions, lighting manufacturers and trade and retail equipment, vegan products.
In April, the list of subsidised training areas have expanded. Now you can receive compensation for training of employees for all occupations included in the national classification of professions by education. Detailed information published on the portal mos.ru.
a Subsidy granted only to legal entities. She cannot claim the state and municipal enterprises and individual entrepreneurs.
Applications are accepted on the website. To obtain additional information by phone: +7 (499) 283-97-21.
in addition, the businesses, most affected by impact of the pandemic, at the time of the suspension may be exempt from the rent of urban land and real estate. In addition, developers in the capital had the opportunity to delay payment for changing the permitted land use and the implementation of large-scale investment projects.
