In Poland, 85% of Ukrainian women work below their qualification level, and only 15% of Ukrainian women relocated specifically to work in their profession — without having to resort to physical labour in a manufacturing plant. This is evidenced by data from the study "The Pulse of Labour Migration: A Women's Portrait," conducted by the analytics centre of international employment company Gremi Personal.
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