Ukraine launches 'Decent Work for All' initiative to tackle labor shortages
The All-Ukrainian Association of International Employment Companies has unveiled the "Decent Work for All" project, aimed at preserving Ukraine's human capital, addressing labor shortages and creating conditions for workers' professional development.
The All-Ukrainian Association of International Employment Companies has launched the Decent Work for All project to tackle labor shortages and preserve Ukraine's human capital. President Vasyl Voskoboinyk emphasized the importance of scientific knowledge, employers' experience, and workers' needs in creating opportunities for professional development.
The project includes a sociological study, recommendations for government and employers, and proposals on labor legislation. The first issue of the monthly analytical digest, Ukraine: People and Prospects, focuses on demographic changes over Ukraine's 35 years of independence. Key findings show a decrease in births to women aged 35 and older and a lower male life expectancy compared to the EU average.
The project also aims to curb negative demographic trends and address labor exploitation risks during postwar recovery.
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