An analysis of calls to the "hotline" launched by Gremi Personal at the beginning of April shows that 67% of Ukrainians who left Poland due to quarantine want to return. Gremi Personal CEO Tomasz Bogdewicz emphasizes that a growing number of callers from Ukraine are asking how to cross the border, whether it is possible to obtain a work visa, and whether they will be able to find employment in Poland now.
Due to difficulties crossing the border, Gremi Personal is launching a series of charter flights for workers from Ukraine. The company is also organizing a mandatory 14-day quarantine for Ukrainian employees, to be completed on Polish territory.
The article in Polish is available here.
Author:Gremi Personal Editorial Team
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