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Everything that happened last week in Ukraine and the world and is relevant for the furniture maker, read in our digest:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n 1. The coronavirus pandemic will amend the development of the global economy and as a result it will become different, said Oleg Churi, deputy chairman of the National Bank.
\nEconomics is such a thing that will adapt. She will probably be more digitalized, some of the employees will work at home. Certain areas may be in the black. This is especially true for Internet companies, as well as television products.
\n2.Could cargo transportation close the border of Ukraine? Not. The established restrictions do not apply to international shipping. A healthy economy, stable supplies of raw materials and critical imports, and the fulfillment of export contracts help ensure the fulfillment of social functions by both the state apparatus and conscious business.
\nWork all major checkpoints, in particular the main airports, ports, ground checkpoints. Restrictions will apply to certain local checkpoints, pedestrian crossings, lightly loaded railway crossings.
\nWill the closing of some of the checkpoints affect the procedure for processing customs declarations? Not. Importers and exporters, as before, will be able to pass customs control at one of the state of emergency within the same customs specified in the declaration. For example, the cargo that was sent to the state of emergency \u201cShegini\u201d will be able to call in \/ out through LLC \u201cKrakovets\u201d of the Galician customs.
\nCustoms will inspect humanitarian supplies in an expedited manner. For one day.
\n3. In Ukraine, 6-8 applicants per one job vacancy. Bursts of activity of employers and those who are in search of work in Ukraine are fundamentally different. If most vacancies appear at the beginning of the year, then Ukrainians prefer to change jobs already closer to the fall-winter.
\nThe seasonality of activation of those who are looking for work is determined by the following factors: the specifics of professions and accepted standards in the field; periods of semi-annual \/ annual salary views; seasonality of the past employer’s business; graduation from educational institutions.
\n4. In IKEA stores there are curtains that purify the air. GUNRID’s new product is the company’s response to the global problem of air mismatch with cleanliness standards, which, according to WHO, affects 90% of the world’s people.
\nAt the heart of the functional of curtains GUNRID is a principle that resembles the processes of photosynthesis. It starts when the fabric comes in contact with daylight, and therefore does not require electricity. After this, a special treatment of minerals begins to destroy the elements that pollute the air and breaks them down into carbon dioxide and water molecules.
\nGUINRID curtains are available in two colors: gray and pink. Their size is 145 x 300 cm. If there is a desire to more densely shade the window or to drape curtains more strongly, you can use two sets of GURID curtains of different colors, which are combined with each other.
\n5. Hazayinoviti woodworkers and furniture makers who have established waste-free production, turning waste into revenue, usually wood waste production is used for biofuels.
\nIn Yekaterinburg, Russia, they proposed another way to handle waste. Here they created the technology for the production of disposable tableware. After use, it easily turns into biofuel.
\nSix years ago, an Ural entrepreneur, together with one of the technologists of a wood processing enterprise, came up with a project according to which production waste and veneer are turned into wooden utensils, and sawn wood and sawdust into biofuel. According to the businessman, for several years they experimented with materials and production technology. As a result, we developed a technique by which plates are made from aspen, and cutlery is made from birch.
\nSuch products are already interested in Germany, France, Italy and China.<\/p>\n\n\t\t