2021-01-30
“During the lockdown in Poland, many industries developed, mostly e-commerce. Then demand arose for workers in logistics centres, warehouses, online shops, etc… Owners of Polish firms created new jobs. We, in turn, began employing foreigners where there was current demand,” Tomasz Bogdevic, CEO of Gremi Personal, says in an interview for Polish Radio. The full material is available here.
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