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In the Cabinet of Ministers, they decided how much to pay Ukrainians so that they do not go abroad to work.
An average salary increase to 16 thousand hryvnias may force Ukrainians not to travel to work in other countries.
This was stated by Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Hennadiy Zubko, according to the Cabinet’s press service.
“If the average salary rises to 16 thousand hryvnias, it will give an opportunity to retain people in Ukraine,” the official believes.
According to Zubko, a small difference in wages in Ukraine compared to Europe will help prevent departures.
“A worker who goes to Poland earns a salary of 800–1000 euros, or 25–30 thousand hryvnias,” the official emphasized.
At the same time, Zubko stated that more than a million Ukrainians are working in Poland.
Also, according to the minister, in other Eastern European countries, new enterprises are being built with the expectation of Ukrainian labor migrants.
As a reminder, Minister of Social Policy Andriy Reva found flaws in the pension reform.
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