"It's too early to say yet," Kauzonienė told BNS when asked if she was among candidates for minister of social security and labor.
Kauzonienė is currently heading the Public Procurement Unit of the Ministry of Health. She previously worked at various financial and insurance companies. She was adviser to Labor Party leader Viktor Uspaskich in 2004-2005. She has worked at the Ministry of Health since 2005.
Last Friday, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė approved 12 out of 14 members of the new Cabinet after having rejected the Labor Party's Loreta Graužinienė and Virginija Baltraitienė.
On Monday, the Presidium of the Labor Party proposed three candidates for each of the two ministerial positions.
Lithuania's new Cabinet will start functioning after the Seimas approves its program and ministers are sworn in. It is expected to do so on Thursday.