In Poland, companies are reducing staff and unemployment is rising: what will happen to jobs for Ukrainians in 2026

date2026-03-23

. (2).png The Polish labor market is experiencing an increase in unemployment and a decline in employment. This is reported in a publication by RBC-Ukraine, based on analytics from Gremi Personal. Experts note that companies are shifting from active hiring to a strategy of retaining only key personnel. Under such conditions, competition for jobs is increasing, which may make employment more difficult for foreigners, including Ukrainians. More information is available on the website rbc.ua

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