Head of Recruitment Department at International Employment Company Gremi Personal, Anna Dzhobolda, on Where Ukrainians Work in Poland, How Much They Earn, and What Job Scams to Avoid

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Ukrainians earn between 18,500 and 30,000 hryvnias per month working in Poland. This was stated in an interview with Ukrainian News by the company's Head of Recruitment, Anna Dzhobolda. "In manufacturing, Ukrainians earn 2,500–4,000 zlotys (18,500–30,000 hryvnias) depending on whether they work 8 or 12 hours a day. Similar wages are offered at logistics warehouses, where the hourly rate is 13.8–14.5 zlotys per hour, or at food industry plants," said Dzhobolda. For more details on where Ukrainians work in Poland, how much they earn, and what pitfalls to avoid when looking for employment, we invite you to read the full interview.

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According to Anna Dzhobolda, Head of Recruitment at Gremi Personal, Ukrainians in Poland earn between 18,500 and 30,000 hryvnias per month. In manufacturing, pay ranges from 2,500 to 4,000 zlotys depending on whether the shift is 8 or 12 hours a day.

Logistics warehouses in Poland offer an hourly rate of 13.8 to 14.5 zlotys per hour, according to Anna Dzhobolda. Similar wages are offered at food industry plants, which are another common place where Ukrainians work.

Ukrainians in Poland commonly work in manufacturing, at logistics warehouses, and at food industry plants. Manufacturing pay is 2,500 to 4,000 zlotys per month, depending on whether the working day is 8 or 12 hours, as stated by Anna Dzhobolda.

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