Yevhen Kyrychenko, owner of Gremi Personal, predicts that labour migration from Ukraine will not only continue but will actually increase. Due to the unfavourable economic situation in Ukraine, interest in working in Poland is growing. Thanks to the Anti-Crisis Shield Act, which extended the legal stay of Ukrainian workers, a mass departure of Ukrainians was prevented – further cementing Poland's image as one of the most accessible labour markets in Europe.
The article in Polish is available here.
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