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Venislavskyi stated what will change in the employee booking rules.
The Cabinet of Ministers is currently finalizing a decree to change the mobilization- and recruitment‑booking rules. In the final version there will be no specific limits in 85% and 60% for individual categories of enterprises. This was stated by Fedir Venislavskyi, a member of the Verkhovna Rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, in an interview with Radio NV.
According to him, committee members received such assurances from representatives of the Ministry of Economy.
At the same time, the government has not abandoned the creation of a coordinating body on mobilization and booking. However, according to the deputy, it will have advisory and consultative functions and will not be able to independently designate an enterprise as critically important or revoke such status. Its task will be to provide recommendations to the bodies that make the relevant decisions.
“They understood that this is still a process, no decisions have been made. Moreover, in the final version of the Cabinet decree there will be no reductions in booking percentages for all sectors of industry. Instead, new verification mechanisms for workers who are booked will be introduced. And then the government in cooperation with the coordinating body will make the final decisions. But at this moment the issue of percentages has been removed, and that is the most important thing for us,” Venislavskyi said.
He also criticized the preparation process for the changes, during which the government did not conduct prior consultations with the specialized parliamentary committee.
Earlier it was reported that for defense-industrial complex and energy sector the maximum booking limit for workers would be reduced to 85% instead of the current 100%. For heat supply companies, water utilities, and the waste management sector — to 60% instead of 75%. Also, a special Coordinating Center would be created under the Cabinet of Ministers. It would include 17 people, including representatives of the SBU, HUO, ZR, and the National Police. Without a recommendation from this body, a company cannot obtain critically important status.
Due to the updated booking rules, and without further discussion, farmers have raised alarms. According to deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak, this will harm business. He also calls on the government to engage in dialogue.
As a reminder, as of September of the current year in Ukraine about 1,4 million people were booked from mobilization. The largest number of workers were booked in the processing industry. At the same time, the average salary at critically important enterprises increased by 55% over two years, and tax revenues have risen accordingly.
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