Ukrainian hryvnia turned 22 on 2 September 2018. Until then, the local currency was called “Karbovanets”, which was used after Ukraine stopped using the Soviet ruble following the collapse of the USSR in 1991. Ukrainian…
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The infamous Russian pension reform that lifts the age of retirement for men and women has been revised, president Vladimir Putin informed in his personal address to public. Ladies of Russia have been just granted…
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If you view profiles of women on Elenasmodels.com, you may notice that many ladies list occupations and professions as a lawyer or economist. We often get questions from men asking what these qualifications actually mean…
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In the first quarter of 2018, Europe’s gross domestic product grew by 2.2% compared to the same period of the last year. You may be surprised to discover that the credit for the fastest growing economy…
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The short answer to the question how soon you should meet after connecting on the site sounds like this: The sooner, the better — unless your date that has been scheduled dumped you and you…
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Men often ask questions about how much workers in Ukraine really earn. Average wages in Ukraine are officially around $323 per month, but people in different occupations earn more or less. Even within top-10 most…
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The vast majority of Russians adhere to the traditional diet of city-dwellers and eat meat. Only one in a hundred Russians is a vegetarian, a recent survey by WCIOM reported. The plant-based eating didn’t become popular…
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The majority of Ukrainians don’t work in line of their qualifications, employment portal Rabota.ua revealed. Only 42% of their respondents work in the field of their studies and most of them dislike their jobs. We…
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Only one in four Russians has never left anything in taxis. As for the 77% of people who have left items behind, the list is rather diverse and goes beyond phones, money, baggage, and wallets.…
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What makes Ukrainians happy? Is it work, family or the amount of money in the bank account? Whatever it is, over half of Ukrainian job seekers say they are happy. Most Ukrainians looking for work are…
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