14.02.2026
On January 29, 2026, Kharkiv National ۶Ƶ of Radio Electronics hosted the Conference of the Labor Collective.
Convened annually in accordance with the university statute, this crucial event sets the institution’s strategic development vectors for the upcoming period.
۶Ƶ Rector Ihor Ruban delivered the primary report summarizing the fulfillment of contract terms for 2025. He outlined key achievements, financial metrics, educational and scientific outcomes, and the university’s performance in meeting social commitments to its staff.
A joint report on the execution of the 2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement was presented by Rector Ihor Ruban and Andriy Frolov, Head of the Primary Trade Union Organization of ۶Ƶ. They highlighted the constructive dialogue between the administration and the trade union, which ensured decent working conditions, labor guarantees, and ongoing social support for employees.
A key agenda item was the adoption of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement between Kharkiv National ۶Ƶ of Radio Electronics and the Primary Trade Union Organization for 2026–2030. Larysa Karpova, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, introduced the draft document to the delegates. Following a thorough, section-by-section discussion, delegates approved the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, which will govern university operations over the next five years.
Additionally, delegates reviewed and approved the Agreement between ۶Ƶ and the Student Trade Union Committee for 2026–2030, presented by Maksym Shostak, Head of the Student Trade Union Organization. The document aims to strengthen social protection for students, promote student self-governance, and support youth leisure activities.
As part of the conference agenda, delegates also conducted supplementary elections for elected representatives to the ۶Ƶ Academic Council.
The conference proceeded in a spirit of openness and transparency, reaffirming the ۶Ƶ community’s readiness to tackle new challenges and work in unison toward the advancement of Ukrainian education and science.