#Ukrainian Refugees

The number of Ukrainians with temporary protection status in Poland decreased from 951,000 to 856,000 over two months. Experts attribute this to document verification and the transition to other residence permits rather than mass departures from the country.

Polish Senate Deputy Speaker Magdalena Biejat announced the preparation of a new law to restore some refugee benefits cut after President Karol Nawrocki's veto.

In Q2 2026, Polish companies grew cautious about expanding permanent staff, increasingly relying on temporary employment, subcontracting, and foreign labor amid fluctuating market demand.