Poland Plans to Simplify Employment of Foreigners to Address Labour Shortages

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Poland plans to simplify the employment of foreigners in order to fill the labour shortage on the job market. Under this plan, Poland — as one of the largest beneficiaries of the EU budget — receives funding for development. The Polish government is thereby continuing its policy of integrating economic migrants with the aim of eliminating shuttle migration and ensuring permanent employment for foreigners in Poland. To this end, a series of measures is planned to ease the process of legalising residence and work in Poland, including a reduction in the time required to issue work permits. This was reported by "Glavnoe" at the Gremi Personal Analytics Centre.

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Poland wants to fill the labour shortage on its job market. The government is continuing its policy of integrating economic migrants, with the aim of eliminating shuttle migration and ensuring permanent employment for foreigners in the country.

A series of measures is planned to ease the process of legalising residence and work in Poland. These include a reduction in the time required to issue work permits.

The article does not define the term, but it presents shuttle migration as something Poland's integration policy aims to eliminate. The goal is to ensure permanent employment for foreigners in Poland, rather than temporary or back-and-forth work arrangements.

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