The vast majority of Ukrainians are satisfied with their work and quality of life in Poland, as evidenced by the fact that nearly half of them plan to stay permanently and an equal share intend to bring their families to Poland. However, the situation may change once other European countries open their borders to them, as many are interested in employment opportunities in Germany, the Czech Republic, or Scandinavia. The article in Polish is available at this link.
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