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A company may operate under shelling in Kharkiv or Zaporizhzhia, yet not have the right to 100% reservation of critically important employees because its legal address is in Kyiv or Lviv.
The lawyer points out that the current rules take into account the legal address, not the actual location of stores, pharmacies, warehouses, or other units.
How to change this approach and take into account the real operating conditions of businesses is explained by lawyer Maksym Menchuk from Andriy Yermak’s defense group.