workingabroad

Friday, December 17

Germany is a top choice for Ukrainians as a work destination.

Germany is a top choice for Ukrainians as a work destination. Some 47.8% of Ukrainians would like to leave for permanent or temporary work in Germany if they had the opportunity. According to ukrainianjournal, 38.1% would work in the Czech Republic, 32.4% in Aus...

Wednesday, August 11

The lure of working in Poland burns bright for Ukrainians, Jakuk Dudziak, spokesman for Poland’s Foreigners Office, tells Polish Radio. During the first half of this year Ukrainians accounted for 75% of the 42,000 foreigners who gained long term residency per...

Wednesday, July 21

Economy Minister Oleksii Lyubchenko summed up, telling the forum: “We are leaders in Europe in terms of the number of able-bodied people working abroad.” Looking ahead, he said: “We must replace the phrase ‘I want to leave’ with ‘I want to return....

Tuesday, July 20

A survey by opendatabot found that 12,840 jobs were offered to Ukrainians by EU employers in June, almost double the 7,667 offered in May . Top recruiting countries were: Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, and Latvia. The most sought after workers were: plumbers, electricians, welders, handymen, packers, seamstresses, chefs, nu...

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