Some 132,000 Ukrainian nationals have found employment in Poland since February 24, when Russia invaded their country, the Polish family and social policy minister said on Friday.
Up to one in three Poles are now actively looking for a new job, according to a new poll published on Tuesday.
As many as 63 percent of adult Ukrainian refugees are planning to take up jobs in Poland and 30 percent want to stay in the country for a longer time, a survey by the EWL Group has found.
The Polish labour market will be able to absorb the huge influx of Ukrainian refugees, the central bank president said on Thursday.
Thirty one percent of Polish companies plan to employ Ukrainian war refugees, revealed a Wednesday-published survey by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), a government think-tank.
More than 35,000 Ukrainian nationals have found employment in Poland since February 24, when Russia invaded their country, the Polish family and social policy minister has said.
More than 30,000 Ukrainian nationals have found employment in Poland since February 24, when Russia invaded their country, the Polish family and social policy minister has said.
Poland will do what lies in its powers to enable employment to Ukrainian war refugees, a government official said on Friday.
Local governments from Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary have appealed to the European Committee of Regions to create a continental-wide database with accommodation and employment offers for Ukrainian war refugees.
As many as 35 percent of Poles are now working from home or in a hybrid mode and most of them do not want to return to standard office work, a poll has shown.
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