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Ukrainian citizens appreciate security in Poland, but worry about their family

Almost half of the surveyed temporary workers from Ukraine appreciate the security they feel in Poland. Nevertheless, in percentage terms, the number of people satisfied with working in Poland in 2022 was 79%, a decrease of 6 percentage points from the previous year.

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OTTO Health Care signs partnership with Philippine hospital Cardinal Santos

OTTO Health Care, the sister organisation of OTTO Work Force, has signed a historic cooperation agreement at 4.00 a.m. this morning with Cardinal Santos in Manila, a very reputable and progressive hospital within a group of 19 Filipino hospitals. With this collaboration, we will be able to bring well-trained healthcare personnel to the Netherlands in a short period of time in order to relieve the pressure on the healthcare system.

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OTTO Work Force acquires Axell Employment

Axell Employment specializes in logistics and technical positions. OTTO Work Force wants to significantly increase growth in these market segments with the arrival of Axell. An increase that will make it even more possible to offer hard-working foreign workers a dignified life in the Netherlands and will help Dutch companies even better in their fight against staff shortages.

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Poland as a Stopover for Ukrainian Citizens on Their Way West

Every second temporary worker from Ukraine waits in Poland and observes how the situation in their homeland will develop. The number of those willing to leave Poland for the West is lower than it was a year ago. As many as 59% of respondents do not plan to leave Poland for any country other than Ukraine, which is a 15 percentage point increase compared to last year. One of the limitations is the language barrier, as only one in four Ukrainian citizens declares communicative knowledge of English.

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