Some 73 percent – the highest anywhere in Ukraine – of soldiers demobilized from the ATO zone are employed in the Kharkiv region.
According the press service of KRSA, Deputy director of the Kharkiv regional employment center, Anatoly Tolstyh, said: “With the help of the Employment Service, we have employed 2,300 IDPs and soldiers demobilized from the ATO zone.”
Since the beginning of the occupation of Crimea and Donbass, about 6,200 persons and 326 ATO participants have sought help in finding jobs.
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