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Poland is waiting for Ukrainian workers

date2020-09-30

Poland is waiting for Ukrainian workers

Ukrainians continue to leave for work in Poland. Ukrainian labour migrants and Polish employment agencies have already adapted to pandemic rules. The Ukrainian-Polish border can be crossed by regular buses organised by large companies, in particular Gremi Personal. “The only remaining problem is the 10-day quarantine,” which large employment agencies can provide for their workers, Gremi Personal CEO Tomas Bogdevic told Deutsche Welle.

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