...humanitarian aid work? Because in the village there is absolutely nothing to do with it. They say that no one wants to work with the village.
...are the legitimate actions of the director who takes employees out of downtime to conduct classes with children (so-called mobile groups that last 1-2 hours)? At the same time, parents are obliged to be present on the territory of the institution, and in the event of an air alarm, to take children from classes.
If there is a decision of the local authorities to provide official housing, however, due to the war, the warrant has not yet been received. Housing is currently located on the occupied territory. At present, I am an employee of the central office of the territorial body, which allocated me official housing. Do I have the right to receive a warrant (that is, I did not resign from the service, I just transferred to the central office)? But according to the law, within what period after the decision was made, the local authorities were obliged to issue me a warrant?
PS The owner of the house is the central unit. And the territorial body purchased it on behalf of the central apparatus.