Ukrainians Prefer Germany and the Czech Republic Due to Higher Wages

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The pandemic only slowed the process down but did not stop Ukrainians from leaving for Germany and the Czech Republic. The main reason – higher wages. The pessimistic trend on the Polish labour market remains clearly visible – as confirmed by research from the Gremi Personal think tank.

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