Anna
Odynokova

Marking the fourth year of Russia’s full‑scale invasion, in this article, our Ukrainian firm traces how the country’s labour laws have shifted from emergency fixes to a more stable framework, balancing business continuity with the protection of employees in wartime.

Recent legislative changes in Ukraine affect employment suspension, inspections, collective agreements, and vocational education. These changes reflect the state’s effort to adapt labour legislation to the realities of wartime conditions while also promoting long-term development of the workforce.

In the face of the challenges of martial law, Ukraine is reshaping its labour legislation, striving to meet global standards while adapting to the evolving realities of the present moment.

A quarterly labor legislation review