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How Sick Leave is Paid to Persons with Disabilities Due to War and Combatants

09:29, 29 July 2026 105
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To apply the benefit, the employee must provide the employer with a document confirming the relevant status.
How Sick Leave is Paid to Persons with Disabilities Due to War and Combatants
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The State Labor Service of Ukraine explained how sick leave is paid to persons with disabilities due to war and combatants.

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For combatants and persons with disabilities due to war, temporary disability benefits (sick leave) are paid at 100% of the average salary.

To apply this benefit, the employee must provide the employer with a document confirming the relevant status (combatant ID or disability certificate due to war).

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