Twenty-eight percent of Ukrainians registered with employment offices have higher education

Approximately 28% of registered unemployed Ukrainian citizens in Poland had higher education qualifications as of the end of April, according to data provided by the Ministry of Family and Labor in response to a parliamentary inquiry. The most commonly cited professions among the unemployed were economists and accountants.

The ministry also reported that among the most frequently mentioned occupations by unemployed Ukrainian refugees were salesperson, economist, accountant, chef, hairdresser, production worker, tailor, kitchen assistant, and office worker. Furthermore, the ministry stated that as of April 28, the number of work permits issued to Ukrainian citizens reached 1,149,889, with 65% of them being granted to women.

Source: PAP Business