It will become harder for Ukrainians in Poland to find a job: what is the reason

date2026-03-24

..png In Poland, the trend of rising unemployment and declining employment is intensifying. This is reported by Minfin, citing data from the analytical center of the international employment company Gremi Personal. Experts note that after several years of labor shortages, the labor market is beginning to “cool down”: the number of layoffs is increasing, job availability is decreasing, and companies are increasingly focusing on retaining key employees. This may make it more difficult for foreigners, in particular Ukrainians, to find employment. More information on the Minfin website

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