Yevhen Kyrychenko spoke on Channel 8 about the situation of Ukrainians in Poland, quarantine measures, and how the Polish government is supporting businesses during the pandemic.
"We actively kept our employees informed about the coronavirus situation, the facts, and legislative changes — given the many speculations surrounding the topic. As a result, our company managed to avoid panic and we were able to retain our Ukrainian workforce. Over the course of 2 waves, approximately 11–12% of Ukrainians left Poland — mostly those whose legal residency documents were expiring."
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