Poland's economy depends on Ukrainians. The country needs a workforce from Ukraine — businesspeople insist, and they continue hiring Ukrainians even amid the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. There is not a single large company in Poland where Ukrainians are not working, says Gremi Personal General Director Tomas Bogdewicz.
"Without them, production plans would have been impossible to fulfil" — he stated in a comment to the programme «Today» on the TV channel «Ukraine».
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