Recent changes in law in Ukraine, allowing men aged 18–22 to leave the country, caused concerns for local entrepreneurs. Companies signal an increase in the resignation of young people and inform against the human resources crisis and the collapse of the economy, based present on young people and women, as middle-aged men have fled, hid from conscription, died, or reside on the front.
Young Ukrainians leave the country massively. 27 August Council of Ministers of Ukraine issued Resolution allowing men aged 18 to 22 to cross the border during martial law. Such men are obliged to have not only a abroad passport, but besides a military study document. These papers must be presented at checkpoints at the request of a national border service official. Od morning 28 August people aged 18-22 They actually started being released abroad..
There have been serious concerns surrounding this topic. The portal commented on them, among others. RBC-Ukraine, citing conference speakers "Effective management of agricultural enterprises"organized by the association “Ukrainian Agricultural Business Club”.
According to the article, the licence to leave had a negative impact on the personnel situation, among others, on the agricultural holding of MHP. – The bill, which allows people to leave before they are 22, further complicates our situation. The strategies that have worked for the past 3-4 years, erstwhile the company systematically invested in young people, at any point they just collapsed. Trend shows very negative dynamics – commented Serhiy Nikolaev, manager of human resources management in the agricultural department of MHP.
In turn, Silpo presently employs about 3,000 people aged 18–22. "After updating the procedure for crossing the state border for men of this category, we are afraid about the noticeable increase in the number of redundancies" – commented the company, adding that the percent of people who have passed distant does not exceed 3% of the full number of employees at that age.
Theoretically, it is little, but it is worth pointing out that this is only a week from the entry into force of the fresh rules. People who decide to leave the country usually don't do this overnight. Preparations last longer, even a fewer months. It is expected that by the end of the year, more young people will be released from work, especially those close to the age of 22.
After reaching this age, they will be banned from leaving the country. For many of them, specified a possible is not very interesting, especially since there is simply a anticipation of conscription. You never know if the authorities will come up with an thought in time to extend the forced conscription to men aged 22-25.
Unfortunately, most young Ukrainians will most likely leave for Poland, threatening further conflicts of natives with “war refugees”.
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