It’s Not About “Cheap Labor”: The Truth About Ukrainian Workers and Wages in Poland

2026-01-26

Новий сайт (1).png What awaits Ukrainians in the labor market in 2026, what legislative changes we need to be prepared for, which positions are currently in highest demand, and who earns the most in Poland—Galina Kirichenko, vice president of Gremi Personal, discussed these topics in an interview with RBC-Ukraine. The discussion focuses, in particular, on Ukrainians’ real incomes, key employment sectors, the changing attitude toward unskilled labor, and the role of Polish language proficiency in today’s job market. Read the full version of the interview at the link: rbc.ua

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