As of February 1, more than half a thousand people are looking for work.
In January of this year, 166 forcibly displaced persons from warring areas or temporarily occupied territories applied to the units of the Lviv Regional Employment Service for help in finding employment, and 130 of them acquired the status of unemployed.
At the direction of the employment service, 44 IDPs were provided with work last month. Immigrants were employed mainly in trade and service establishments (31%) and processing industry enterprises (27.6%). Now they work as salespeople, waiters, bakers, accountants, seamstresses, janitors, porters, office cleaners, etc.
In total, from the beginning of the full-scale war until January 31, 2023, 4,659 internally displaced people received employment services from the employment service in Lviv region, of which 1,147 found work.
As of February 1 this year, 580 IDPs needed help in finding a job, half of them (292 people) are clients of the Lviv, 77 – Stryi, 65 – Drogobyt, and 57 – Sambir branches of the Lviv branch. Specialists (19.6%), professionals (17.3%) and trade and service workers (15.9%) dominated the qualification composition.
We would like to remind you that there is a program for compensating labor costs for employers who employ forcibly displaced persons. To use it, it is necessary to submit a package of documents in paper form to the local divisions of the employment service (contacts – https://bit.ly/40jWW59) or in electronic form through the Diya portal (https://bit.ly/3xbuxAF). You can familiarize yourself with the compensation mechanism at the link https://cutt.ly/JJULj1G.