Poland is seeing a growing trend of rising unemployment and declining employment levels. This is reported by Minfin, citing data from the analytics centre of the international recruitment company Gremi Personal. Experts note that after several years of a labour shortage, the job market is starting to "cool down": the number of layoffs is increasing, job availability is shrinking, and companies are increasingly focusing on retaining their key employees. This could make it more difficult for foreigners — including Ukrainians — to find work.
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