Ukrainians ensure the stability of the Polish economy: two-thirds of foreign workers are our citizens

2026-01-28

новий сайт (14).png Ukrainians account for around two-thirds of all officially employed foreigners in Poland and remain a key component of the Polish labour market. This is evidenced by an analysis by the Gremi Personal Analytical Centre based on ZUS statistics. More information on the website minfin.com.ua.

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