MATERIALS
29/08/2023
Ukrainian citizens on the Polish labour market. New challenges and perspectives
the EWL Foundation and the Centre for East European Studies at the University of Warsaw
Key figures 2023
67% of Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland are women
50% of Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland with children
4% of adult Ukrainians staying in Poland are in post-working age
62% of respondents intend to return to Ukraine in the near or long term
50% of respondents plan to apply for a temporary or permanent residence permit in Poland
45% of respondents declare to use Polish state medical care facilities
56% of Ukrainian citizens staying in Poland have higher or incomplete higher education
35% of respondents declare good or very good knowledge of Polish language
70% of respondents declare that their children use the Polish education system in Poland
78% of Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland have taken up paid employment
24% of respondents have sought employment in countries other than Poland during the last year
55% of Ukrainian citizens working in Poland would recommend work in our country to their friends and relatives
771 PLN - monthly average sent to the homeland by the citizens of Ukraine staying in Poland
48% of respondents believe that facilitating access to language courses is most conducive to the integration of Ukrainian citizens in Poland
Link to the full text in Polish: https://ewl.com.pl/raport-mobilnosci-transgranicznej-obywatele-ukrainy-na-polskim-rynku-pracy-nowe-wyzwania-i-perspektywy/
