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strefabiznesu.pl: Are we facing an outflow of workers from the East? Rules must be simplified urgently

date2021-10-07

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The results of sociological surveys conducted in March this year by the Gremi Personal Analytical Centre confirmed that immigrants from Ukraine are planning their future in Poland and want to integrate with us. Proximity, the similarity of language and relatively uncomplicated employment procedures still make Poland attractive to foreigners. This does not change the fact that they leave mainly for financial reasons.

Our Centre's research clearly proves that the main reason Ukrainians and Belarusians leave is economic — it was cited by more than 80% of respondents — says Tomas Bogdevic, general director of Gremi Personal. More information in the article.

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