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30 czerwca 2023

OTTO Work Force becomes new back-of-shirt sponsor of PSV Women

OTTO Work Force is intensifying its collaboration with PSV and committing as the back-of-shirt sponsor of PSV Women until the summer of 2026. The European the market leader in international employment services thereby emphasizes the ambition and core values of PSV. The decision to be visible on the women's jerseys aligns with the profile of OTTO Work Force, where women are strongly represented at all levels of the company.

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28 marca 2023

Who pays to work in Poland? Comparison of shopping baskets in 2023

High inflation is taking its toll on residents of almost the whole of Europe. In the face of rising prices, Poland is still an attractive destination for economic emigration for workers from the East. For citizens of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus or Georgia, the monthly minimum wage in Poland is up to four times higher, while the prices of food products are lower or remain at a similar level.

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23 stycznia 2023

Employees from Ukraine want to learn Polish

Niebawem minie rok od rozpoczęcia wojny w Ukrainie. O ile przez pierwsze miesiące konfliktu uchodźcy z Ukrainy liczyli na szybki powrót do domu, tak teraz wielu z nich zaczyna układać sobie życie w Polsce. Niemal 40% pracowników tymczasowych z Ukrainy chce w najbliższym czasie rozpocząć naukę języka polskiego. Pozwoli im to podnieść kwalifikacje zawodowe i otworzy drogę do lepiej płatnych stanowisk, ale także ułatwi odbycie wizyty u lekarza czy pójście na wywiadówkę w szkole.

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03 stycznia 2023

One in two temporary workers from Ukraine can stay in Poland

Half of the temporary workers from Ukraine want to return to their homeland after the end of the war. At the same time, as many as 45% declare that for the time being they want to stay in Poland and see how the situation develops. Among their plans for the coming months are also learning the Polish language, finding an independent flat and bringing their immediate family to Poland. Those who are considering moving to a country other than Ukraine are thinking above all of Germany.

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