They have jobs and earn decently. But most Ukrainians do not want to stay in Poland permanently



August doesn't have to mean a recruitment slowdown – companies that act now gain an advantage ahead of the autumn rise in demand for workers.

The pace of wage growth in Poland has clearly slowed, reaching its lowest level in four years in the first quarter of 2026.

June brought the first signs of improvement in the labour market – the number of unemployed people fell, the number of available job offers increased, and the scale of planned group layoffs turned out to be small...
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