Are Poles losing interest in emigration?

These are the results of research carried out by Millward Brown for Work Service agency, dedicated to the economic migration of Poles.

“12 percent of Poles are thinking about leaving to work abroad, this is the smallest percentage in years. Last year it was 15 percent, and even early this year it was 19 percent, so we see that a good economic situation and improvement on the labour market is bringing results. Additionally, there are very important geopolitical factors,” says Andrzej Kubisiak from Work Service, referring to terrorist threats and Brexit.

Germany tops the ranking of destinations, followed by Britain, and – for the first time in the history of the research – the US. Elżbieta Krajewska has more.