Most residents of KhMAO - for remote for pregnant women

In the KhMAO, 71% of respondents support a bill that allows pregnant women to work remotely if there are medical recommendations and if the specifics of work allow it. 10% of respondents opposed the initiative.

Most often, women (74%) and young people under 35 years old (80%) are for remote work for pregnant women.

The question of the legislative obligation to raise wages for women after the birth of a child in society is perceived ambiguously: for the idea - 38%, against - 32%, another 30% were unsure. The arguments against it include concerns about the infringement of the rights of women without children, doubts about the relationship of childbearing with the performance of duties and the risk of making it more difficult for women to find work.

Women support allowances more often than men (42% vs. 35%), among citizens under 35 there are slightly more supporters than among older age groups (41%). Among those who are in favor of raising wages, most often called an increase in the range of 11-20% (25% of respondents), another 22% consider an increase to 10% inclusive sufficient.