Up to one in three Poles are now actively looking for a new job, according to a new poll published on Tuesday.
Around 100,000 Ukrainian citizens have found work in Poland since the start of the war, the labour minister said on Thursday.
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.
The unemployment rate in Poland edged down by 0.1 percentage points to 5.4 percent in March despite an inflow of Ukrainian refugees who also seek jobs in the country, the family and social policy minister has said.
Poland would like EUR 2.2 billion from the European Union to cover the cost of sheltering and caring for each Ukrainian refugee, a deputy interior minister has said.
Poland is opening its labour market to Ukrainian citizens, the family and social policy minister has announced.
The Polish government has endorsed a bill providing state support to Ukrainian refugees who have fled to Poland following the Russian invasion of their country.
Investments should log a double-digit growth next year and be a driving force for the Polish economy, a government official said on Monday.
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