During the lockdown, Polish businesses did not shut down — they kept operating. While people stayed at home and placed a large number of orders online, logistics centres, warehouses and online retail businesses urgently needed staff. Business owners were opening new vacancies, and we in turn focused on placing foreign workers in these roles. The CEO of Gremi Personal, Tomasz Bogdewicz, shares his view on the situation in the Polish labour market.
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Yes. Polish businesses did not shut down during the lockdown and kept operating. Business owners were opening new vacancies, especially in logistics centres, warehouses and online retail, where staff were urgently needed.
While people stayed at home, they placed a large number of orders online. This created urgent demand for staff in logistics centres, warehouses and online retail businesses, which led employers to open new vacancies.
Foreign workers were being placed in roles at logistics centres, warehouses and online retail businesses, where employers urgently needed staff. Gremi Personal focused on placing foreign workers in these vacancies during the lockdown.
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