In Ukraine, the Law of Ukraine “On Remuneration” and the Survey of Enterprises on Labor Statistics mandates that employers report employment statistics to the government on a quarterly basis. These rules apply to organizations with 50+ employees.
LAST MODIFIED: January 10, 2025
In Ukraine, the Law of Ukraine “On Remuneration” and the Survey of Enterprises on Labor Statistics mandates that employers report employment statistics to the government on a quarterly basis. These rules apply to organizations with 50+ employees.
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The wage statistics must be filed quarterly. Quarterly reports are due within seven calendar days following the last day of the reporting quarter.
Employers with 50 employees are required to report remuneration (wage) statistics.
Covered employers in Ukraine are required by law to submit quarterly statistics on employee pay by gender. This data must include earnings as well as remuneration for time not worked due to annual leave, vacation, public holidays, and other paid time off. Employers must also submit separate data on social security payments and cash assistance provided to employees.
Employers must submit their Labor Report (Form 1-PV) to the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.
Syndio’s Global Pay Reports help you centralize and automate reporting for 48 jurisdictions across 43 countries. Syndio can also assist employers that utilize payroll providers to prepare the Form 1-PV. Our software makes reporting easy, fast, and accurate so you can report with confidence, even as requirements change. And our services team can answer all your detailed questions — we’re experts so you don’t have to be.
Ukraine’s pay gap laws will not be directly impacted by the EU Pay Transparency Directive. Only the 27 Member States of the European Union are required to adopt the Directive.
That said, the EU Pay Transparency Directive will impact employers headquartered in Ukraine if they have employees in any EU Member State. Many of the Directive’s pay equity and pay transparency obligations will apply to employers with employees in the EU. Some obligations, like pay gap reporting, apply to larger employers — in many Member States, reporting applies to employers with 100+ employees, though this threshold may be lowered in some countries.
There’s also a growing trend of countries learning from and adopting elements of pay gap reporting laws from around the world so the EU Pay Transparency Directive may be a roadmap for future developments in Ukraine.
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