“It is known that the recruiting service in “Reserve+” will help users choose positions that best match their experience, skills and preferences”, — write: www.radiosvoboda.org
The new service was announced by Kateryna Chernogorenko, Deputy Minister of Defense for Digitization, during a speech at the IT Arena conference in Lviv.
According to her, “this significantly expands the range of services provided by the Ministry of Defense to military and civilians.”
“We set an ambitious goal for the Reserve+ application, in addition to the basic function of updating data, to become a tool where a conscript, conscript or reservist could solve their questions in a few clicks. And the opening of the opportunity to choose a place of service is one of the important steps we take for this. We will gradually improve the functionality of the service. So we will wait for user feedback about their experience,” Chernogorenko said.
It is known that the recruiting service at “Rezerv+” will help users choose positions that best match their experience, skills and preferences.
As noted by the Ministry of Defense, both combat and non-combat positions will be available.
At the beginning of the job search, users should fill out a short questionnaire. Based on this information and the selected skills, the system will offer the most suitable options. The application will contain a detailed description of vacancies, including information about brigades, their command, achievements and publications in the media.
The Rezerv+ application started working on May 16, the day the new law on mobilization came into force. During this time, thanks to him, more than three million Ukrainians were able to update their data and generate a military electronic document.
On May 18, the law on mobilization entered into force. Among other things, it provides that all conscripts, conscripts and reservists aged 18 to 60 must update their data. You can update the data in the “Rezerv+” mobile application.
Those conscripted for the duration of martial law must always carry a military registration document with them and present them at the request of the police or employees of the TCC.
On April 11, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a law on improving certain issues of mobilization, military registration and military service. This decision was supported by 283 people’s deputies – mainly from the ruling party “Servant of the People” and allied factions and groups. The provision on the conditions of military demobilization disappeared from the final version of the document. On April 16, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi signed the law.