At the beginning of autumn, Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal made a statement that the Cabinet of Ministers would review the approach to mobilization reservations based on the “fight or work” principle, and would also conduct an audit of the relevant enterprises.
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As reported by NBN with a link to the official page of the Ministry of Economy, the government has made the process of reserving military personnel for the period of martial law more clear.
According to the data of the economic department, from December 1 the procedure for booking military personnel can again be carried out through “Diia”. At the same time, according to the updated rules, all critically important enterprises must confirm their status by February 28 of next year, while simultaneously resuming the reservation of their employees, regardless of how/when the deferment from mobilization was granted.
As it became known, based on the audit results, 95 percent of critically important enterprises managed to maintain this status, but, during the inspection period, the following violations were identified:
- the size of employees' salaries was sharply and without reason reduced after this status was assigned;
- various schemes were used to increase the number of reservations beyond the norm;
- the list of critically important enterprises included enterprises that are of little importance to the economy.
Earlier we wrote about the fact that the Cabinet of Ministers partially allowed the reservation of military personnel under the amended conditions.