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Adrian’s task was to schedule the employees and their transport to work. He was happy he had been offered such a decent job after many months of heavy physical work in various parts of the Netherlands. “I was shocked: a guy form Poland in the Planning Department?!," says Adrian. "20 years ago, nobody in Poland heard about temporary employment agencies, let alone about working at one in a foreign country."

When Irena and Janusz started working at OTTO, there were about eighty employees. A friend recommended OTTO to them and Irena and Janusz have stayed for 20 years. They came to the Netherlands as “Poles on a German passport,” which was the access pass to work on the other side of the river Oder in that time. Only in 2004, when Poland joined the European Union, a bigger number of Poles could travel to work abroad via a temporary employment agency.

“With half a million employees in over 220 countries and regions, we effortlessly connect all corners of the planet”. Few companies can say that, but Deutsche Post DHL Group can. And in three countries we can count DHL among our clients. OTTO Work Force is proud to be a partner of this global player in the Netherlands, Germany, and Poland. An introduction.

Adrian’s task was to schedule the employees and their transport to work. He was happy he had been offered such a decent job after many months of heavy physical work in various parts of the Netherlands. “I was shocked: a guy form Poland in the Planning Department?!," says Adrian. "20 years ago, nobody in Poland heard about temporary employment agencies, let alone about working at one in a foreign country."

When Irena and Janusz started working at OTTO, there were about eighty employees. A friend recommended OTTO to them and Irena and Janusz have stayed for 20 years. They came to the Netherlands as “Poles on a German passport,” which was the access pass to work on the other side of the river Oder in that time. Only in 2004, when Poland joined the European Union, a bigger number of Poles could travel to work abroad via a temporary employment agency.

Twenty years is not a very advanced age for a company. Yet the year 2000, when OTTO Work Force was founded, seems like a time from another era. The Prime Minister of the Netherlands was Wim Kok, no one had heard of Google, and the euro was not yet in circulation. CEO Frank van Gool recalls the early days of OTTO, after March 8, 2000.