The work of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Physical Entrepreneurs and Public Formations (USR) will be resumed on Thursday, January 9 after a large-scale cyberattack by Russia, the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine reports.
“Tomorrow will resume electronic information interaction with government agencies – the State Tax Service, the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, the Pension Fund of Ukraine, the Ministry of Digital Transformation and other agencies that use the data of the UGR in their activities,” it said.
In particular, a number of online services with the help of the application “Diya” will work. Such functions as free search of information in the register, formation of extracts, obtaining the results of administrative services by access code, access of state bodies to the information of the register through access identifiers will resume work on the UGR portal.
“Our team continues to work on the restoration of other registers. We know how important to you the convenience of access to public services and their smooth operation. Therefore, together with the Cyber Police, the Cyber Department of the SBU, the State Spetsvyaz and specialists of the National Information Systems, we are doing everything possible not only to resume the work of the registers, but also to strengthen their protection. Your trust is our responsibility and an incentive to work even harder,” the ministry emphasized.
As reported, the website of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine restored work on Wednesday.
On December 20, Stefanyshyna said that all data in the registers will be restored, but it will take some time, then she estimated it at about two weeks.
In comments on the Facebook page of the Ministry of Justice, readers are asking for the real estate registry and executive services to resume work as soon as possible.
More than 34 thousand wage arrears were registered as of August 6, 2024, according to the Ministry of Justice. Almost 2 thousand companies turned out to be debtors. The largest number of such businesses is in Sumy region, and the smallest – in Chernivtsi region. Debts decreased at the beginning of the full-scale campaign, but this year more new proceedings have been opened than in the whole of 2023.
The largest number of proceedings on wage arrears was registered in 2021 – 6.3 thousand. After the start of the full-scale invasion, new proceedings decreased by 29%. Last year, their number began to grow: +6.6% per year. This year, companies have already owed their employees 7.1% more than in the whole of last year.
1,872 companies that owe salaries to employees. Most of these employers were found in Sumy region – 5.6 thousand proceedings or 16.4% of the total. Kyiv follows with 3.4 thousand wage arrears (9.8%). Dnipropetrovs’k region rounds out the top three – 2.2 thousand or 6.6%.
It is worth noting that in almost 3 thousand proceedings, the region is not identified.
Among the organizational and legal forms, the largest debtors are state-owned enterprises and joint-stock companies – more than 11 thousand and 9 thousand proceedings, or 33.8% and 28.8% of all debts, respectively. LLCs are in third place – 4.9 thousand or 14.2%. Subsidiaries and municipal enterprises account for 12.5% and 4.3% of all debts.
It is worth noting that various subsidiaries of Oblavtodor account for 9.7% of the total number of wage arrears: 3.3 thousand proceedings. Only the Sumy Machine-Building Research and Production Association owes its employees more money – 4,071 proceedings or 11.8% of the total.
The most persistent debtors among Ukrainian companies are:
– Sumy Machine-Building Research and Production Association – 4,071 proceedings
– Poltava Oblavtodor – 1079 proceedings
– Nizhyn Engineering Armament Repair Plant – 1038 proceedings
– Sumy Machine-Building Research and Production Association – engineering – 892 proceedings
– Energostal – 876 proceedings
– Zaporizhtsivilproekt – 610 proceedings
– Rivne Automobile Repair Plant – 508 proceedings
