Poland’s immigrant stance at odds with need for workers - FT

According to the Polish Economic Institute, the firms currently have 140,000 of vacant positions in Poland, and if nothing changes, this number will increase to one million in 2030.

According to the Financial Times daily, immigrants are the only hope. However, Ukrainians often treat Poland merely as a stop on their way to the western countries. People from more distant countries, on the other hand, are eagerly settling in Poland; however, they do not feel welcome here. “Monocultural Poland is not a friendly place for migrants, so political rhetoric does not encourage visitors, but given the economic slowdown this will soon have to change," Financial Times comments.
(Financial Times)