Personnel Service Marks 107 Years with Focus on Wounded Troops and Demobilized Defenders
During the celebration of the 107th anniversary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVS) Personnel Service, State Secretary Inna Yashchuk presented state awards and honors to HR workers while detailing the service's main objectives. Recognitions included distinctions from the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, as well as departmental awards and valuable gifts. The MVS oversees Ukraine's police, National Guard, State Emergency Service, and other law enforcement bodies, making its HR function critical to national security and wartime operations.
Core Priorities: Personnel Files, Veteran Employment, and Wounded Support
Yashchuk emphasized that the Personnel Service's top priorities remain the accurate management and maintenance of personal files for military personnel, police officers, rescuers, civil servants, cadets, and lyceum students. Among the most important tasks are securing employment for demobilized defenders—both men and women—and providing ongoing assistance and care for servicemen with severe injuries.
'This is an extremely responsible mission that determines the stable functioning of the entire MVS system and proper support for those who defend the state every day, ensure safety in communities, rescue people during enemy attacks, and work in the interests of Ukraine and its citizens.' Inna Yashchuk
The award ceremony held on the anniversary underscores the significance of the Personnel Service's work in maintaining security and supporting troops, especially amid the ongoing war. The emphasis on finding jobs for demobilized soldiers and aiding the wounded reflects the state's commitment to not only protecting the country but also ensuring a stable daily life for those who have served.
As the Personnel Service celebrates its 107th anniversary, the emphasis on supporting wounded soldiers and employing demobilized personnel echoes similar commitments made during the 11th anniversary of police reform, where President Zelenskyy recognized the vital roles of law enforcement in maintaining order and security. This ongoing dedication highlights the continuous efforts of the Ukrainian government to bolster its defense forces and support those who serve the nation.