The quarantine centres are intended primarily for workers who temporarily returned to Ukraine and now wish to come back to work in Poland. This was reported by Censor.NET, citing a statement from Gremi Personal, which recently opened two quarantine centres for Ukrainian workers in Gdańsk and Łódź.
"The quarantine centres are needed above all by our employees who temporarily went back to Ukraine when the borders were closed and are now trying to return to work. They are also needed by Ukrainians who hold work permits in Poland but cannot travel there because they do not know where they will serve their quarantine," explains Tomasz Bogdewicz, CEO of Gremi Personal.
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