General mobilization and martial law continue in Ukraine. During this period, as in times of peace, citizens liable for military service must comply with the rules of military registration. Specialists from the Western Interregional Department of the State Labor Service on their own Facebook page explained whether a citizen is required to provide a military registration document when concluding an employment contract.

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Derzhpratsi explained that part 2 of Article 24 of the Labor Code of Ukraine does not directly indicate the obligation of a citizen to provide a military registration document when concluding an employment contract, but only in cases provided for by law.

According to the second paragraph of paragraph 34 of the Procedure for organizing and maintaining military records of conscripts, those liable for military service and reservists, approved by Cabinet Resolution No. 1487 of December 30, 2022, in order to maintain personal military records, state bodies, local governments, enterprises, institutions and organizations check that citizens of Ukraine have a military registration document when hiring (training)..

“Recruitment for work (study), registration of conscripts, those liable for military service and reservists for personal military registration is carried out only after they are registered for military service in district (city) territorial centers of recruitment and social support, SBU bodies, relevant units of intelligence agencies,” the experts explained.

Derzhpratsi noted that part 2 of Article 22 of the Labor Code of Ukraine prohibits unreasonable refusal to hire, that is, refusal without any motive or on grounds not related to the qualifications or professional qualities of the employee, or on other grounds not provided for by law..

“When concluding an employment contract, a citizen is obliged to submit the appropriate military registration document, and the employer’s refusal in case of failure to provide it will be considered justified,” the message says..

Earlier, Daniil Goncharenko, a lawyer from the military law practice of Law Firm Prikhodko and Partners, spoke about whether a man can refuse to undergo the military military examination if he was brought to the TCC forcibly.