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2018-04-18 | 05:50
Law
More than half of Polish companies employ foreigners. Employees do not see them as a threat to their own jobs All news

More than half of Polish companies employ foreigners. Employees do not see them as a threat to their own jobs

There are too few potential employees with appropriate qualifications in Poland, which is why employers decide to hire foreigners, especially from Ukraine. 100 percent of companies asked cite this as the reason they are looking for foreign specialists. Only last year, foreigners were granted 6.5 times more work permits than in 2010. The vast majority of Poles do not see them as a threat to their own jobs.
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2018-04-16 | 05:50
Work
Not only migrants from the East are supporting entrepreneurship development in Poland. Government also plans to involve young and 50+ citizens

Not only migrants from the East are supporting entrepreneurship development in Poland. Government also plans to involve young and 50+ citizens

“Labour shortages might hinder entrepreneurship in Poland. The Government is planning to reach out to young people and to unlock the potential of 50+ citizens, while also relying heavily on immigrants from the East,” reveals Jerzy Kwieciński, Minister of Investment and Economic Development. Today, 40 percent of companies are employing Ukrainians, and 10 percent Belarusians. However, it is necessary to create good working conditions and ensure decent wages and salaries. Without these, after obtaining the necessary qualifications, foreign nationals will move to Western European countries.
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