In March 2020, Gremi Personal launched a social programme called #Together, designed to keep foreigners informed about constantly changing rules: quarantine regulations, border crossing procedures, the operations of consulates and visa centres, and more.
We opened a "hotline" used not only by Gremi Personal employees but also by other foreigners residing in Poland. This helped them avoid making poor decisions that could have resulted from reading contradictory and false information circulating on social media. People were being misled and pressured to pay money for supposedly "legal" ways to cross the border. We provided only verified information from official sources.
The programme assisted more than 8,600 foreigners working in Poland who found themselves in a difficult situation (job loss, document issues) or were searching for work in Poland.
The #Together social campaign continues to operate and remains very popular.
#Together is a social programme launched by Gremi Personal in March 2020 to keep foreigners informed about constantly changing rules, such as quarantine regulations, border crossing procedures, and the operations of consulates and visa centres. It continues to operate and remains very popular.
The programme assisted more than 8,600 foreigners working in Poland. They were people in a difficult situation, such as job loss or document issues, or people who were searching for work in Poland.
Under the #Together programme, a hotline was opened for Gremi Personal employees and other foreigners residing in Poland. It provided only verified information from official sources, helping people avoid contradictory and false information on social media and paid offers of supposedly "legal" ways to cross the border.
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