Category: Ukraine
What Salary Do Ukrainians Consider Acceptable: Survey Results for 2025
Nearly 20% of Ukrainians are currently unemployed and actively seeking new jobs. A study conducted by the “OLX Work” platform shows that the most popular desired salary range among Ukrainians is between 20,000 and 30,000 hryvnias — this amount was mentioned by 31% of respondents. Expected Income Levels and Employment According to the survey, 30% […]
Read moreOne document instead of two: the government plans to simplify employment rules for foreigners
Ukraine is planning to introduce a single permit that simultaneously grants the right to live and work in the country. The new draft law should significantly simplify procedures for foreigners and employers. Learn more about the planned changes in the field of employment of foreigners The Ukrainian government has agreed on a draft law to […]
Read moreSituation in the Ukrainian Labor Market: Labor Shortage and High Unemployment Rate
The Ukrainian labor market is experiencing a challenging period characterized by a paradoxical combination of a shortage of skilled workers and a high unemployment rate. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation in 2022, the labor sector has undergone significant changes that have impacted economic activity and employment opportunities. Key Changes […]
Read moreProfessional Retraining Grants for Logistics, Transport and Agri-Machinery in Frontline Regions (Ukraine)
The initiative focuses on targeted professional retraining in areas of high demand, ensuring that individuals and communities can adapt to the evolving labor market and support long-term regional recovery. The program will provide two primary grants, with the flexibility to expand depending on the quality of applications and the availability of funds. The first grant, […]
Read moreWhat Vacancies Became the Most Popular Among Ukrainians in 2025
In 2025, Ukrainians are showing a significant increase in job search activity, particularly in certain professional fields. An analysis revealed that the most dynamic growth over the year is seen in vacancies in the “Jobs Abroad” category and related sectors. Leaders of the Year: Nannies, Realtors, and Jobs Outside Ukraine The most impressive growth rate […]
Read moreNumber of Ukrainians employed in Germany triples
The share of Ukrainians in Germany’s total workforce has tripled to 0.6% in two years. Source: ntv with reference to data from the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg, as reported by European Pravda Details: According to the study, in the fourth quarter of last year, about 242,000 Ukrainians were employed, 165,000 of whom […]
Read moreNumber of Ukrainians employed in Germany triples
The share of Ukrainians in Germany’s total workforce has tripled to 0.6% in two years. Source: ntv with reference to data from the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg, as reported by European Pravda Details: According to the study, in the fourth quarter of last year, about 242,000 Ukrainians were employed, 165,000 of whom […]
Read more200 job vacancies without responses: professions avoided by Ukrainians
The labor market in Ukraine in 2025 is brimming with vacancies that remain unnoticed. According to data from the State Employment Service, over 200 vacancies have been registered as ‘dead’ because no resumes have been submitted for them. The main problem with these vacancies lies in their narrowness: they require rare knowledge or skills, often […]
Read moreAround 6 in 10 Ukrainian refugees are in paid employment
On 1 May 2025, 61 percent of Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands were in employment. That was more than in the previous year, when the share was 57 percent. Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports this on the basis of newly released figures. Ukrainian refugees who came to the Netherlands after the Russian invasion in late February […]
Read more309 thousand vacancies per year: who are Ukrainian employers looking for the most?
Since the beginning of the year, the State Employment Service has helped 238,000 Ukrainians find jobs or start their own businesses. In total, 309,000 vacancies were offered. The most sought-after positions were auxiliary workers, drivers, and food sellers, while in some cases, the number of people willing to work in these specialties even exceeded the […]
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