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RACSS of Sumy region: salary 8 thousand, extortion at personal expense, and the covert dismantling of the civil service
#нампишуть that to obtain a working key to the registry at your own expense, to travel for documents or reporting to Poltava or Kremenchuk without any business travel order or reimbursement — this is not fiction but the daily reality for employees of the RACSS of the Sumy Interregional Department of the Ministry of Justice.
❗️The organization has been headed for years by Iryna Svystun, yet the working conditions of rank-and-file specialists more closely resemble forced corvée than a European-style civil service.
For a bare salary of 8 thousand hryvnias, people are required to fulfill unrealistic demands and strictly adhere to so-called European standards. At the same time, any material and technical support is entirely placed on the shoulders of the employees themselves.
Annual mandatory training costs between 250 and 400 hryvnias out of each specialist’s pocket, since everyone is obliged to attend. Refilling cartridges feels like a humiliation, and the paperwork with invoices and packaging demands from management drags on for months. 🤷♂️It gets absurd: officials demand printing color photos while providing neither paper nor ink.
Due to massive cuts in vacancies and the lack of people willing to work for such pay, the workload for those who remain has increased fivefold. People are forced to do repairs in their offices themselves and buy work uniforms at their own expense, the budget option for which costs at least 3 thousand hryvnias. The institution doesn’t even have cleaners, yet management continues to demand a perfect appearance during inspection visits.
At the same time, any additional payments or compensations to employees are systematically cut, with the explanation that all budgetary resources are allegedly being directed to Sumy region as a frontline area.
Meanwhile, employees are forced around the clock to respond to senseless citizen complaints, whose demands are torn between European requests and the system’s Soviet-era resources.
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▫️The court decision was enforced. But our work on Svystun and the Sumy Ministry of Justice is only beginning
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