On the eve of the closure of the Polish-Ukrainian border on 27 March, panic broke out among many Ukrainians working in Poland. It was triggered by news of the border closures. Many Ukrainians concluded that returning home later would be impossible. This led to a mass exodus of Ukrainian workers from Poland. In total, 12% of Ukrainians left the labour market within 10 days, explains Yevhen Kyrychenko, owner of Gremi Personal.
The article in Polish is available here.
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