Ukrainians primarily enter Poland as labor migrants, not as refugees. Of all Ukrainians in Poland, 37% arrived less than six months ago, and 9% have been living there for a year, 23% for two years, 15% for three, and 6% for four. Another 10% of Ukrainians have lived in ... #LaborMarket #Labormigration #Poland #RefugeesFromUkraine #ukrainiansinpoland
Ukrainian refugees have integrated into the EU labor market faster than their predecessors from other countries. According to the IMF’s New World Economic Survey (WEO), after a downturn during the pandemic immigration to the EU reached an all-time high in 2022, mainly due to the migration of more than four milli... #imf #LaborMarket #RefugeesFromUkraine #RefugeesIntegration #WorkForRefugees
To support the annual 5-7% GDP growth, Ukraine must find between three and 4.5 million workers, said Executive Director of the Center for Economic Recovery, Kyrylo Kryvolap. According to him, by 2030, two million people will have left the labor market due to aging and migration processes. Accord... #EmployeeDeficit #GDPinUkraine #LaborMarket #UkraineDevelopment #UkraineEconomy #UnemploymentUkraine
Lacking personnel, big businesses in Ukraine cannot restore and increase their production. Some segments of the Metinvest group cannot currently reach even 50-60% of their pre-war production, said the group’s top manager, Tetyana Petruk. According to her, this is a common problem for ... #businessinukraine #EmployeeDeficit #LaborMarket #Metinvest #MobilizationUkraine
The growing labor shortage in Ukraine has stopped the fall in wages. As of June 2023, the real wages of Ukrainians in the private sector have stopped decreasing due to increased competition for employees. According to the June Macroeconomic and Monetary Review from the... #JobInUkraine #LaborMarket #nbu #SalaryUkraine #UkraineJobmarket
In Ukraine, job vacancies are increasing. A year after the beginning of the war, Ukraine’s labor market has stabilized, vacancies are increasing, and those looking for work in Ukraine are decreasing. At the beginning of the year, a record num... #JobInUkraine #LaborMarket
The world’s labor market will collapse due to the war in Ukraine. Global employment growth will slow sharply to 1% this year, compared to 2% in 2022, due to the economic consequences of Russia’s war against Ukraine, leading to high inflation and tightening mon... #LaborMarket #RichardSamans #UnemploymentRate
The world labor market suffers from the war in Ukraine. In the last quarter of 2022, the situation in the global labor market will “deteriorate significantly” due to economic damage caused by Russia’s war against Ukraine, according to a report ... #LaborMarket #UnemploymentRate
The Ukrainian labor market shows signs of growing activity. In March, the most popularly advertised professions in the Ukrainian market were drivers and builders. During March, employers on the OLX job platform were often looking for drivers. Currently, 9,500... #LaborMarket #UkraineLabor
