51% of people want to continue working in Poland after the epidemic ends, according to data from the analytical centre of the international recruitment company Gremi Personal. Biznesinfo.pl reports on the statistics gathered through an analysis of conversations with Ukrainians calling the Gremi Personal "hotline" as part of the social assistance programme for Ukrainians "We Are Together."
The article in Polish is available here.
According to data from the analytical centre of the recruitment company Gremi Personal, 51% of Ukrainians want to continue working in Poland after the epidemic ends. The figure comes from an analysis of conversations with Ukrainians who called the company's hotline.
The data was gathered by analysing conversations with Ukrainians who called the Gremi Personal hotline. The hotline was part of the social assistance programme for Ukrainians called "We Are Together," and the analysis was carried out by the company's analytical centre.
A week after the programme launched, Gremi Personal concluded that people received reliable information from Polish and Ukrainian authorities with a delay, or did not know where to look for it. This led to panic-driven migration movements, and many people now want to return to Poland but do not know how.
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