Poles end job migration to UK

A wave of migration is over with more Poles leavinge than entering for the first time since 2004. The number of those wishing to come back to Poland has risen by 25% say specialist recruitment companies. Part of the boom can be attributed to a special program "Return to Poland" project created by the Polish - British Chamber of Commerce.

The economic factor plays a great role in terminating the wave of job migrations. The rising cost of living makes UK less attractive for those who chose to seek better living there.

The most important reason is probably the Polish currency, because it is much stronger. The number of jobs in Poland has also risen dramatically during the last year and the salaries have risen in most sectors of the economy.

Source: Agnieszka Bielawska Polskie Radio