Over half of Ukrainians in Poland intend to remain in the Polish job market

According to a study conducted by Randstad in collaboration with SW Research, the majority (94%) of Ukrainian citizens living and working in Poland are satisfied with their current employment conditions, and over half (55%) of those surveyed see their professional future in Poland.

The study "Direction Poland: Ukrainian Workers in the Polish Job Market" found that higher salaries (cited by 88% of respondents) were the most important factor for considering changing employers, particularly among those with higher education. The opportunity for skill development was the second most frequently cited reason (43% of respondents). 

Source: PAP