Update
Updated Provisions for Employee Workforce Provisions
The updated provisions for employee workforce provisions were announced on September 9th, introducing new restrictions for certain businesses. National Assembly member Yaroslav Zhelenzak highlighted these changes. The updated project does not include education, science, service sectors, and media in the restricted list. The document is not yet finalized, as the final text of the provision has not been published. The updated project proposes increasing the workforce workforce quota from 85% to 95%. The analysis suggests that workforce provisions will expand to all employees involved in production, with the current level being 100%. The document also includes provisions for heating supply and water supply. The workforce provisions for 60% have been removed. The document also includes a workforce provisions of 75%. The document also includes provisions for calculating workforce provisions, which will be reset to the original base. The document also includes provisions for the review of workforce provisions by the relevant Center. The document also includes provisions for the review of the status of critical businesses and the established limits, which will be reviewed after the change in rules. The document also includes provisions for non-profit organizations and projects of the International Technical Assistance to be limited to no more than seven workforce provisions per project. The document also includes provisions for the review of the status of critical businesses, which will be reviewed within 10 days. If the business no longer meets the established criteria, its status may be revoked.