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Employment of Ukrainians in Poland: What Percentage Have Stable Working Conditions

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80% of Ukrainians living in Poland have stable employment conditions. Despite this, only 13% say they will stay in the country after the situation in Ukraine stabilises, according to a Gremi Personal report.

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