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Legal Address Determines Employee Reservation Rights Amid Conflict

Businesses operating in conflict zones like Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia can continue functioning despite the risks, but they face restrictions regarding the reservation of critical employees. Specifically, they cannot secure a 100% reservation for essential workers if their legal address is registered in Kyiv or Lviv. Lawyer Maxim Menchuk from the defense group of Andriy Yermak emphasizes that existing regulations focus on the legal address rather than the actual location of operations such as stores, pharmacies, warehouses, or other facilities. He advocates for a reconsideration of this approach to better reflect the real working conditions faced by businesses in these areas.

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