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Almost 900,000 Ukrainians work full time in Poland

Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Almost 900,000 Ukrainians work full time in Poland

Almost 900,000 Ukrainians work full time in Poland, Jacek Kotłowski, deputy director of Economic Analysis at the National Bank of Poland, tells reporters in Warsaw. Referring to a labor shortage caused by Poland’s aging population and shrinking local workforce, he said: “Tensions in the labor market are significantly reduced due to an influx of immigrants.”

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