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Biznesinfo.pl: Every second Ukrainian wants to stay and work in Poland. Yet they all fear the same thing

date2020-04-14

51% of Ukrainians want to continue working in Poland after the epidemic ends, according to data from the international recruitment agency Gremi Personal. Biznesinfo.pl writes about the statistics obtained from an analysis of calls from Ukrainians to a dedicated hotline run by Gremi Personal as part of the “We Are Together” social support programme for Ukrainians. “A week after launching the programme, we concluded that people receive reliable information from the Polish and Ukrainian authorities with a delay and also do not know where to look for it. This trend was especially clear in the situation with the border closures, which led to illogical and panicked migration movements and threatened to infect thousands of Ukrainians. Now many people want to return to Poland but do not know how to do it,” Biznesinfo.pl quotes Evgenij Kirichenko, owner of the international recruitment agency Gremi Personal

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