Two-thirds of efficient professionals want to leave Ukraine. This is evidenced by results of a survey conducted by the international personnel portal hh.ua, reports The Politnavigator.In particular, a large part of office workers are inclined to move out of the country as one in six respondents said.
'IT professionals and media representatives are more focused on moving abroad than others. Those whose experience and expertise are difficult to adapt to the conditions of another country - lawyers, bankers and specialists in insurance - are less inclined to leave,' say the results of the survey.
Most of Ukrainians desiring to move live in the Ukraine-controlled part of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, as well as in Western Ukraine. Ukrainian migrants are most attracted to Western Europe. 25% of respondents expressed a desire to move there, the same number would choose Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. The rest of preferences were distributed between the CIS countries and Asia, some have selected Australia, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
At the same time, only 29 percent of respondents said they were not planning to leave the country.
Comment: Conditions will only get worse for those living under Washington's puppet regime. After all, the best Kiev has to offer is to rob the country blind, burn it to the ground, and blame Russia for the catastrophe. Leaving the country may just be the best option, if anyone can afford to do so. Also see:
These sentiments are quite understandable if we look at average incomes in Ukraine. According to official data from the finance ministry(as of March 2, 2016), the average salary in Ukraine is only 4,362 hryvnas per month (approximately 145 Euros). The minimum monthly wage is currently set at 1,378 hryvnas (46 Euros). Therefore, the vast majority of working people in Ukraine have to get by on a salary of 2,000-3,000 hryvnas (70-100 Euros) each month. And the number of employed is declining every day. In September 2015, Ukrainian Minister of Social Politics Valery Yaroshenko acknowledged that the unemployment rate had reached its highest point in the history of Ukraine as an independent country, with 23% of young Ukrainians unable to find work (in the parts of the Donetsk region that are controlled by Kiev the jobless rate does approach that of Liberia - 50%!).
Ukraine now being compared to Liberia
Comment: Conditions will only get worse for those living under Washington's puppet regime. After all, the best Kiev has to offer is to rob the country blind, burn it to the ground, and blame Russia for the catastrophe. Leaving the country may just be the best option, if anyone can afford to do so. Also see: