A deteriorating financial situation, discrimination, low wages, job insecurity, and dangerous workplaces are among the main reasons for Poles to leave Britain, according to a study by British researchers
Polish employers are opening up to increasingly distant directions of economic migration
Poland’s labor market is roaring, but inflation remains a major headwind
Ukrainians have filled roles in a variety of sectors, including health and social care, construction, logistics, and hospitality
“We are setting a global standard. There hasn’t been any such an example anywhere,” says Polish minister responsible for war refugees from Ukraine
Analysts say that over 250,000 Ukrainian women can expect to get a job in Poland
35 percent of Poles work remotely or in hybrid mode and 9 out of 10 of them do not want to return to working at the office
Poles’ high work aspirations are a factor driving longer working hours
Nearly 600,000 residence permits were issued in Poland, which is 26 percent of all applications filed in the EU, states latest Eurostat report for 2020
100,000 foreigners have become employed in Poland during the year of the pandemic crisis
Poland remains a popular destination for economic migrants from Eastern Europe despite the pandemic, according to a report by OTTO Work Force Central Europe
Some Poles worry that they will lose their jobs and believe less in their ability to find new employment
According to the latest Eurostat statistics, Poland is the only country in the EU that recorded growth in employment for Q3 2020
While Britain and the EU are still negotiating the post-Brexit agreement, hundreds of thousands of Poles have filed for permanent residence in the UK
Poland’s Central Transport Hub (CPK) could be a major economic boon for both Poland and the world economy
Huge subsidies and a special program did not work
The main reason is the favorable Polish job market.
25,000 workers are waiting for visas to Poland in New Delhi. Due to system overloads Hindus, Bangladeshis and Nepalis have waited eight months to be given a work visa.
