Key points
- Kyiv City Council has introduced additional payments for emergency medical staff who travel to incident sites during attacks on the capital.
- The payment is a non-repayable financial aid above the base salary.
- The amount of the payment will depend on the duration of work or the length of the deployment.
- Additional payments are provided for work during an air warning and at the site of the incident.
On October 1, the Kyiv City Council introduced additional payments for emergency medical teams who travel to incident sites during Russian attacks on the capital.
We are introducing additional payments for emergency medical staff who travel to incident sites during enemy attacks on Kyiv. I would like to note that medical staff always arrive first. They work day and night. They save the health and lives of people.
– Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko.
Medical staff will receive non-repayable financial aid above the base salary. The amount of the payment will be determined proportionally to the time worked or the duration of the deployment.
Additional payments are provided for work during an air warning and directly at the site of the incident.
If a team works at the site of the incident during an air warning, the payment will be calculated at an increased rate.
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