Government Changes Reservation Rules: 100% Quota Abolished
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has changed the system for reserving employees. Reservation means that certain employees of enterprises remain at work and are not called up for military service during mobilization. The changes concern the most important sectors of the economy.
The main change is that the 100% quota rule no longer applies. Instead, a limit of 95% has been established for the defense-industrial complex (DIC) and the energy sector. This means that the maximum share of employees who can be reserved at such enterprises is now 95%.
Restrictions for the DIC and the energy sector are important because these enterprises ensure the country's defense, electricity supply, and the operation of critical infrastructure. Under the new rules, employers need to take the established limits into account when compiling lists of employees for reservation.
The new rules change the procedure for reservation in Ukraine. Readers should follow official government announcements to learn about all the conditions and possible further clarifications.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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