The Kyiv Employment Service has released data on the highest salaries offered by employers in Kyiv. Although the average salary level in vacancies is about 15 thousand hryvnias, some employers are willing to pay much more for highly qualified specialists.
Here are the top 10 best-paid vacancies in the capital:
1. Inspector and special police officer – UAH 125-126 thousand
2. Software engineer – 110 thousand UAH
3. Software engineer – 90 thousand UAH
4. Professional in the organization of information security – 69 thousand UAH
5. Sales manager – 67 thousand UAH
6. Journalist – 54 thousand UAH
7. Combat medic – 51 thousand UAH
8. Editor – 50 thousand UAH
9. Psychologist – 47 thousand UAH
10. Public procurement specialist – 45 thousand UAH
It is interesting that the IT sector, which until recently was the leader in terms of salaries, has now lost ground to the security sector. Employers are ready to pay competitive salaries and create modern working conditions, but expect a high level of professional training of candidates.
Despite the fact that many employers have lowered their requirements for candidates due to labor shortages, this is not the case for highly paid positions. To succeed in your career and earn a high salary, you need to constantly develop your knowledge and skills.
The Capital Employment Service offers effective programs and services to increase the competitiveness of job seekers. An individual approach and consideration of the needs and competencies of each person help to find a prestigious and well-paid job.
Forecast of unemployment rate in Ukraine according to methodology of international labor organization until 2025
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Bulgaria may provide Ukraine with €80 million at the NATO summit, but “this or any other” amount will be known after a vote in parliament, said Acting Prime Minister Dimitri Glavchev, Radio Bulgaria reported on Friday.
“Our main goal is to defend our national interests as a NATO ally,” Glavchev said of Bulgaria’s position at the summit. At the same time, Glavchev did not specify what exactly this amount would be allocated for.
The report also says that earlier today, the leader of the GERB (Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria) party, Boyko Borisov, said that Bulgaria would not give Ukraine money in cash. The co-chairman of the DPS party (Movement for Rights and Freedoms), Delian Peevski, explained that there is no contradiction in Glavchev’s and Borisov’s statements.
“This money will not be transferred by our country directly to Ukraine, but will be deducted from the amounts Bulgaria receives for the weapons provided to Kyiv,” Peevski said.
Speaking to the media, Glavchev also welcomed the proposals made in the plenary session hall of the parliament that Bulgaria act as a mediator in peace talks or peace initiatives between Russia and Ukraine.
“The only thing that should be emphasized is that these peace talks must comply with international law,” Glavchev said.
As reported earlier, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev refused to participate in the NATO summit to be held in Washington on July 9-11, as he does not agree with the country’s commitments to support Ukraine.
Number of vacancies as of 30.04.2024 (thousand units) according to the data of the state employment center
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The sea corridor created by the Navy has ensured the export of 56 million tons of cargo since August 2023, US Ambassador to Ukraine Brigitte Brink said.
“Incredible Ukraine: in the face of Russia’s continued attacks, Ukraine has sent more than 2,000 ships carrying 56 million tons of products for export… through the Black Sea Humanitarian Corridor,” Brink wrote on social network X on Saturday.
Earlier it was reported that the sea corridor since August 2023 provided exports of 55 million tons of cargo, of which more than half (37.4 million tons) were agro-products.
