Rising utility prices in Ukraine have led to a significant increase in the number of citizens leaving to work in neighbouring Poland.
The analytical centre of the international employment company Gremi Personal reported that the number of Ukrainians coming to work in Poland has grown by 25%. Notably, there has been a rise in job applications from Ukrainian citizens who have never worked abroad before.
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