Poland Needs More and More Workers from Ukraine, but the Situation May Change

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Polish industry has broken its 20-year growth record. The Polish labor market currently offers a large number of vacancies for Ukrainians. However, the economic situation may begin to shift as early as September, when European countries introduce new restrictions triggered by yet another mutation of the COVID-19 virus. This is reported by Gremi Personal.

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