Corruption

NABU announces a large recruitment drive

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) plans to increase its staff by about 300 people over the next three years. This was reported by the NABU, Komersant ukrainskyi reports.

The first stage will last throughout 2024.

The recruitment will be carried out in stages: competitions for new positions will be announced regularly, and the NABU staff will be replenished with new employees every month.

“All vacancies will be filled through an open competition, which is in line with the best practices followed by the NABU,”

– the statement said.

The vast majority of the new employees are detectives and analysts, i.e. employees who will be directly involved in exposing corruption crimes.

Currently, 18 vacancies are posted on the NABU website.

“Check out the new vacancies on the NABU website and apply now. Do you want to expose grand corruption and make Ukraine better here and now? We are launching a large recruitment drive! We are waiting for you to join our team!”

– the NABU said.

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