Poland May Experience a "Shock" in the Labor Market Due to Ukrainian Refugees' Plans

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Only 13.2% of Ukrainians consider Poland a long-term home

A survey conducted by Gremi Personal agency among 1,560 Ukrainian citizens working in Poland has revealed a persistent trend toward temporary residence. While 80% of respondents have stable employment and the prospect of staying, only 13.2% consider Poland a long-term home.

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