The Polish economy is gradually recovering after the pandemic, which has once again driven increased demand for Ukrainian workers in certain sectors. In addition to the traditional seasonal surge in agricultural vacancies, labour migrants are needed in food manufacturing, logistics, construction, hotels and restaurants, and — notably — in the production of components for electric vehicles. In a guest column for Yevropeyska Pravda, Gremi Personal owner Yevhen Kyrychenko discusses which industries are most in need of migrant workers. More information at the following link.
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