About 2 million refugees from Ukraine have created a housing shortage in Poland. Ukrainians are now staying in large cities, where it has become almost impossible to rent housing. These are Warsaw, Krakow, and Gdansk. This is reported by Andrei Tsaplienko in his Telegram.
"Citizens of Ukraine, who come to Poland, are advised to settle also in less famous and smaller cities. Thus, they have increased employment opportunities. Large Polish production companies are located just within small towns. And they now have more vacancies for Ukrainian women who can start work without experience and knowledge of the Polish language, and are ready to adjust production processes, taking into account that women came to Poland with children", - says the General Director of the Employment Agency Gremi Personal Tomasz Bogdevich.
It should be noted that the Main Railway Station in Wroclaw plans to employ about a dozen refugees from Ukraine.
