Date:25/04/12
According to information provided to ‘ICTnews’ by the Chairman of the State Statistical Committee Arif Valiyev, the committee has fulfilled all its obligations and commitments related to the creation of the –Government.
‘As part of these measures, the ‘Electronic Services’ section has been introduced to the committee’s web-site, including the electronic presentation of reports and statements. Presently, the State Statistical Committee issues all labor reports in electronic form.
All reports on large and medium-sized organizations will be also released in online mode by the end of this year. A lot of work is currently being done to this end. Now, there is no need in paper sheets and forms for presenting reports and statements. Anyone who has access to the Internet can present these documents in online mode.
Labor reports have been 100% digitalized
According to information provided to ‘ICTnews’ by the Chairman of the State Statistical Committee Arif Valiyev, the committee has fulfilled all its obligations and commitments related to the creation of the –Government.‘As part of these measures, the ‘Electronic Services’ section has been introduced to the committee’s web-site, including the electronic presentation of reports and statements. Presently, the State Statistical Committee issues all labor reports in electronic form.
All reports on large and medium-sized organizations will be also released in online mode by the end of this year. A lot of work is currently being done to this end. Now, there is no need in paper sheets and forms for presenting reports and statements. Anyone who has access to the Internet can present these documents in online mode.
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