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pulsHR.pl: Foreigners still come to Poland for work

date2021-02-10

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“Ukrainians will continue to come to Poland due to the difficult economic situation in their country. At the start of 2021, utility bills rose in Ukraine: by 30% for electricity, by 50% for heating, depending on the region. Such a large increase in prices means expenses are beyond their means, even with a slight rise in pensions and the minimum wage,” Karolina Bogdevic, an expert at the Gremi Personal Analytical Centre, tells PulsHR.pl.

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