20% of Poles considering emigration

As much as 20 percent of Poles are considering emigration, of which 6.4 percent have decided to leave the country, according to a report by Work Service. Last year, only 5 percent of Poles had decided to emigrate. People under 35 years of age dominate (63 percent) the group of those who are mulling over emigration. They name higher salaries (78 percent), higher standards of living (44 percent), better career prospects (37 percent) and a lack of adequate jobs in Poland (37 percent) as the main reasons for moving to another country. Great Britain tops the list of preferred destinations, followed by Germany and Norway.