As of the beginning of August, 112 300 unemployed people were registered in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the year, 127 000 people have already been employed.
This is evidenced by the data of the State Employment Service.
In the total number of registered unemployed, men made up 28%, and women — 72%.
By age group: 22% of the registered unemployed were under the age of 35; 29% — between the ages of 35 and 44; 29% — between the ages of 45 and 55; 20% are over 55 years old.
By education: 43% of the registered unemployed had a higher education, 36% had a professional and technical education, and 21% had a general secondary education.
Regionally, the largest number of vacancies was registered in Kyiv employment centers — 10 200, in Lviv region — 8 400, in Dnipropetrovsk region — 4 300, in Odesa — 3 800, in Kyiv region — 3 300, in Khmelnytskyi region — 2 500 vacancies.
- The dynamics of labor supply in recent months has practically returned to the pre-crisis trajectory, the NBU noted in the inflation report for July. Employment increased both due to the return of Ukrainians to their usual working conditions and due to employment in new jobs. The situation with the employment of internally displaced persons (IDPs), among whom unemployment was higher than in the economy as a whole, improved significantly. This testifies to the adaptation of IDPs in their new places of residence.