Over 4.4 thousand Mariupol residents found new jobs thanks to the I'Mariupol centres

According to a nationwide sociological survey, "Current Problems of IDPs", more than 30% of IDPs have problems finding a job. That is why Mayor Vadym Boichenko has introduced a separate employment direction in the I'Mariupol centres. 

For this purpose, the centres are staffed by recruiters who help with everything from creating a CV to taking a job interview. Over 4.4 thousand Mariupol residents have already found jobs in new communities. There are also retraining projects, which have been completed by more than 800 people. The most popular jobs are those in accounting, beauty and logistics. 

The I'Mariupol centres are also active employers. In particular, the network presented current vacancies at the national job fair. The network currently employs 300 specialists in 21 centres. However, there is a need for psychologists, administrators and educators. 

"Our network offers official employment, decent salaries and social guarantees. It is important that I'Mariupol gives you the opportunity to be useful and help people who need special support in this difficult time," said Oksana Vorontsova, project manager at I'Mariupol.