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TRK Ukraina: How the Polish labour market attracts Ukrainian citizens

date2021-03-16

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The Polish economy depends on citizens of Ukraine. Entrepreneurs hire Ukrainians even during the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. There is not a single large enterprise in Poland without a Ukrainian working there, says the CEO of Gremi Personal, Tomas Bogdevic. "Without them it would not be possible to fulfil production plans," he said on the TRK Ukraina programme.

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