Poland remains the most popular European country among Ukrainians and is the easiest destination to find employment. In an interview with TSN, Tomasz Bogdewicz states that Polish businesses continue to hire migrant workers from Ukraine: "The third wave of the pandemic in Poland and the introduction of strict restrictions in some regions of the country are not an obstacle to this. From March-April we expect a seasonal increase in production, and consequently more work for Ukrainians."
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