More than 50% of unemployed Poles consider labor migration

More than a half of unemployed Poles consider labor migration, according to the latest Work Service survey. As much as 53 percent of unemployed Polish citizens intend to migrate in order to find a job outside Poland. This number increased by 14 percent, compared to survey in autumn 2015. About 24 percent of those are students. Also, 1.5 million Poles have made the decision to opt for labor migration, which is an increase of 225,000 in comparison to the previous report. Recently, Bankier  reported that 40 percent of young Poles (18-24-year-olds) want to emigrate because of the lack of money for basic expenses.