Labor shortage in construction forces companies to rethink their approach to personnel – Rauta
Ukrainian construction companies are experiencing a persistent labor shortage, with some vacancies remaining open for up to six months, said Rauta director Andrii Ozeichuk in a column for Interfax-Ukraine. According to him, wages in the industry grew by about 20% a year in 2022–2024. Companies are increasingly hiring women and older people, and are also considering hiring workers from Asia. Rauta –
Ukrainian construction companies are experiencing a persistent labor shortage, with some vacancies remaining open for up to six months, said Rauta director Andrii Ozeichuk in a column for Interfax-Ukraine.
According to him, wages in the industry grew by about 20% a year in 2022–2024.
Companies are increasingly hiring women and older people, and are also considering hiring workers from Asia.
Rauta – is the leader of the Ukrainian steel construction market and a member of the European Construction Industry Federation. The company provides design, manufacturing and installation solutions in accordance with current EU standards. It holds a license for construction work with medium and high consequence classes (CC2, CC3). According to the Unified State Register, Andrii Ozeichuk is the owner of 100% of the company's authorized capital.