Demand for Ukrainian workers has grown by 40% over the past six months

Demand for Ukrainian workers has grown by 40% over the past six months. Poland, Germany, and the Czech Republic remain the most popular countries among Ukrainians looking for work abroad.

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Vacancies for a job abroad

Date	8 June 2020	15 Jun	22 Jun	29 Jun	6 Jul	13 Jul	20 Jul	27 Jul	3 Aug	10 Aug	17 Aug	24 Aug	31 Aug	7 Sep	14 Sep	21 Sep	28 Sep	5 Oct	12 Oct	19 Oct	26 Oct	2 Nov	9 Nov	16 Nov	23 Nov	30 Nov	7 Dec	14 Dec	21 Dec
Number of vacancies for a job abroad	6,717	6,153	7,208	8,003	7,601	8,093	7,823	7,769	7,988	7,665	7,891	7,758	8,112	7,043	7,221	7,566	7,756	7,739	8,010	8,245	9,032	9,075	10,203	10,209	10,205	10,294	10,124	9,952	9,631

According to Jooble, in 2020, the following specialists are the most demanded abroad:

In Poland:

• Packers
• General laborers
• Tailors
• Drivers
• Builders

In Germany:

• Nurses
• Tilers
• Plumbers
• Electricians
• Packers

In the Czech Republic:

• Factory workers
• Maids
• Welders
• Electricians
• Drivers

We follow the dynamics of vacancies abroad from the very beginning of the coronavirus pandemic on the business in quarantine page.

«Quarantine restrictions have helped reduce illegal employment abroad. A biometric passport is not enough: job seekers are no longer allowed abroad without a job offer from the employer and a verified reservation place.

In my opinion, the new realities—increasing demand for Ukrainian workers, employment legalization, and the formation of a market of reliable employers—will still be in place next year»,

— comments Olena Kirilievnina, Chief of the Partner Relations Department at Jooble.