Over half of Ukrainians going to work in Poland don't know the quarantine rules

date2020-10-08

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Over the past two months in Poland there have been more and more cases where unscrupulous companies or employers dismiss Ukrainians at random during the mandatory 10-day quarantine, leaving people without funds or hygiene supplies.

Ukrainian labour migrants often find themselves in such a situation, reports the Analytical Centre of the international employment agency Gremi Personal.

The full article in Ukrainian is available here.

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