Enterprises, failed to pay wages, must be returned to state ownership, Tymoshenko says

Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko has commissioned the Ministry of Economy to define an anti-rate of “top-100” privately owned enterprises that have arrears of wages as well as the anti-rate of privately owned enterprises that dismissed the largest quantity of employees. Yulia Tymoshenko stated at a meeting on regulating arrears of wages to the employees of governmental and non-governmental forms of property today, Government portal reported.

Yulia Tymoshenko noted that she would regularly make such anti-rates public at the Government’s sittings. In the Ukrainian Prime Minister’s opinion, the enterprises, where the owners fail to meet obligations to the employees, should be returned to the state ownership. “Let the owners go and look for a job, if they are not capable at such challenging time to hold the people in job and pay them wages,” the Prime Minister of Ukraine noted.

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