In the Kherson region, SEZ participants created 560 jobs this year. Since the beginning of the year, residents of the free economic zone in the Kherson region have created 560 jobs. The data was provided by the regional office for economic development. Most of the job growth came from agriculture and the food industry. New jobs were also created in road construction, security services, gas stations, energy and power line construction. As explained in the office, each investor himself indicates in his statement how many people he intends to employ and in what time frame. The Area Development Fund checks these debts once a quarter. Due to new jobs in the area, unemployment has decreased, and some labor relations have improved.