Today in the Russian-occupied republic about 2 thousand employers have actual vacancies for 14.5 jobs. Applicants for today are exactly half the number: for one job seeker there are 2 vacancies. This speaks about the economic development of the region, the demand for labor, the deputy director of the Employment Center of the Population Anzhelika Buretz reported on the radio "Sputnik in Crimea".

She stressed that to date in the Crimea, both workers' specialties and employees are equally in demand, according to the Crimean News.

According to her, the greatest need for specialists (medical workers, pedagogical staff, specialists of various qualifications in various structures, including management, engineers of narrow qualification) in large cities:

in Simferopol, Evpatoria, Kerch and Yalta.

In the most demanded areas teachers, club workers, doctors and kindergarten teachers. The deficit of these specialists is especially acute in the Soviet, Kirov and Belogorsky districts.

At the same time, in the Employment Center, people with secondary specialized education or no education at all.

The Employment Center also noted that about half of those applying for assistance in employment are women.