2020-06-24
The Puls HR portal writes about the main problems Ukrainian labour migrants face when coming to work in Poland. Citing Gremi Personal data, it notes that for 78% of Ukrainians, staying through the 14-day quarantine in Poland is a serious problem, as not all employment agencies arrange migrants' stay in quarantine centres.
The full article in Russian is available here.
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