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Asia Instead of the East? The New Geography of Seasonal Workers in Polish Agriculture

27 May 2026

Just a few years ago, Polish orcharding and food processing relied almost entirely on workers from Ukraine. For many farms and processing plants, this became a standard operating model – harvest season meant the arrival of thousands of workers from Eastern Europe who filled labour shortages in fruit picking, sorting, packaging, and food processing. Today, […]

Harvests Without Workers? Polish Agriculture Facing a Migration Crisis

25 May 2026

Just a dozen or so years ago, seasonal harvesting work in Poland was associated mainly with local labour – rural residents, students earning extra money during the summer, or seasonal workers moving between different regions of the country. Today, however, an increasing share of Polish agriculture operates thanks to foreign labour. Without migrant workers, many […]

Chef from Asia or Local Employee? How the Hospitality Industry Is Changing Recruitment Models

20 May 2026

Just a decade ago, most restaurant owners in Poland treated the employment of foreign workers as an emergency solution – a way to quickly fill seasonal staffing gaps or reduce turnover in basic support positions. Today, the situation looks entirely different. In many segments of the HoReCa sector (Hotels, Restaurants, Catering), foreign workers are no […]

Will Restaurants and Hotels Once Again Face Labor Shortages?

18 May 2026

For a decade, Poland’s HoReCa sector (Hotels, Restaurants, Catering) has operated within a recurring paradox: the closer the summer season approaches, the higher the demand for hospitality services – yet at the same time, the more difficult it becomes to secure enough workers to meet that demand. Spring and summer trigger the same mechanism almost […]

When procedures lose to the economy – visas for drivers and logistics as Poland’s strategic problem

15 May 2026

Poland’s economy is increasingly dependent on the efficiency of the TSL sector (transport, freight forwarding and logistics), warehousing, e-commerce and international supply chains. Over recent years, the country has built a position as one of Europe’s leaders in road transport, while the logistics sector has become one of the pillars of both exports and domestic […]

Warehouses, e-commerce and logistics centers – why foreign recruitment is becoming a necessity

13 May 2026

Poland’s logistics, warehousing, e-commerce and broadly understood TSL sector (transport, freight forwarding and logistics) have been operating for several years under increasingly strong operational pressure. This is one of the most strategic segments of the modern economy – responsible not only for the physical flow of goods, but also for the efficiency of online commerce, […]

The transport industry on the brink of collapse – is migration its last chance?

11 May 2026

Poland’s TSL sector (transport, freight forwarding and logistics) has long been one of the pillars of the national economy. Poland remains one of Europe’s leading road transport powers, with Polish carriers responsible for a significant share of international freight operations across the European Union. This industry plays a strategic role in exports, manufacturing, trade and […]

Is the EU Limiting Its Own Labor Market? Bureaucracy vs Labor Shortages

4 May 2026

Europe is currently at one of the most complex moments in its economic and demographic history. On one hand, nearly all developed European Union economies are struggling with growing labor shortages driven by aging populations, low birth rates, wage pressure, sectoral transformation, and a shrinking supply of domestic workers. On the other hand, in recent […]

Between Brussels and Own Migration Policy – Scenarios for 2026–2036

30 April 2026

After fifteen years of transformation from a labor market almost entirely dependent on regional migration into a country operating within the global circulation of workers, Poland is entering a new decade with a fundamental strategic dilemma. The years 2026–2036 may prove to be the period in which the country must finally answer not whether it […]

From Ukraine to Asia – How Poland’s Labor Migration Map Changed Between 2010 and 2025

29 April 2026

Just over a decade ago, Poland was an almost monocultural migration market, heavily dependent on a single source of foreign labor. Today, it functions as a participant in the global competition for workforce, recruiting employees from Asia, Latin America, and Central Asia. This transformation, however, was not the result of a coherent long-term state strategy, […]

Digital Control of Visa Access: What Video Verification in e-Konsulat Is and Why It Was Introduced

27 April 2026

In April 2026, Polish diplomatic missions began implementing a new mechanism in the e-Konsulat system for national (D-type) visas – mandatory video verification at the registration stage. Although formally this is an IT tool, its significance goes far beyond the technical handling of applications. It represents an element of a broader restructuring of how access […]

Europe needs migrants, but not all of them

24 April 2026

In 2026, European migration policy is undergoing a deep transformation driven by the tension between economics and politics. On one side, the economies of European Union member states are increasingly affected by population ageing, structural labour shortages and pressure to improve productivity. On the other side, there is growing social and political pressure to restrict […]

Migration Pact in practice – what will change for employers in Poland?

22 April 2026

The Pact on Migration and Asylum is not a change that employers will experience as a single new obligation or a specific procedure. Its significance lies elsewhere – in the restructuring of the entire system in which migration operates, including the employment of foreign workers. From the employer’s perspective, this means a shift in operating […]

Hungarian Reordering – Immigration in Europe in Light of Magyar’s Victory

14 April 2026

The victory of TISZA Party and its acquisition of a constitutional majority marks the deepest political and institutional shift in Hungary since Viktor Orbán came to power in 2010. In the context of labor migration, however, this is not merely a political change, but a potential turning point in the functioning of the labor market […]

Labour Shortages in Europe and Migration – Will Companies Win the War for Talent?

9 April 2026

Across most European Union countries, vacancy rates remain elevated despite the economic slowdown, indicating a persistent labour shortage rather than a cyclical fluctuation. The shrinking working-age population, combined with sustained demand for labour, is increasingly becoming a constraint on business growth. In this context, labour migration is no longer a supplementary tool – in many […]

When Legality Becomes Relative – Real Contradictions in the Polish System of Employing Foreigners

7 April 2026

The Polish system for legalizing the stay and work of foreigners is not based on a single act or a single administrative decision. It is a network of multiple parallel procedures, which in theory should complement each other, but in practice increasingly lead to conflicting outcomes. The problem does not lie in the absence of […]

Dangerous (religious) liasons – how religious associations can fuel illegal migration

2 April 2026

The Polish migration system distinguishes between two fundamental areas – the legality of a foreigner’s residence and the legality of their employment. In most standard procedures, such as employment based on a work permit or an employer’s declaration, these two elements are directly linked. However, there are situations in which legal residence is not tied […]

Illegal or Exploited? How “Illegality” Is Created

31 March 2026

The plane lands in Warsaw late in the evening. For many, it is their first contact with Europe. Someone is waiting at the airport – a man holding a sign, sometimes a driver from an app, sometimes a “coordinator.” He says briefly: “Come with me, everything is arranged.” This sentence will return many times later. […]

Labor Migration and Wage Inflation: Do Foreign Workers Lower Wages?

25 March 2026

One of the most persistent arguments in debates about labor migration is the claim that the influx of foreign workers leads to lower wages, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing, construction, industry and hospitality — sectors where migrant participation is relatively high. However, the dynamics of labor markets are complex. Wage levels are shaped not […]

Labor Market Without Migrants – How Would the Polish Economy Look?

23 March 2026

Labor migration has become an essential component of Poland’s labor market. Foreign workers fill critical gaps in sectors ranging from manufacturing and logistics to construction and services. Their presence allows companies to maintain production levels, while also supporting state fiscal and social stability. But what would happen if, over the next five years, migrant workers […]

Kim Fernandez – Between Home and Uncertainty. Migration in the Shadow of War

20 March 2026

Some migration stories begin with years of planning, saving money, and careful preparation. Others are born almost by accident – from a trip, a spontaneous decision, and a single invitation from a friend. Kim Fernandez’s story belongs to the latter. Today she lives in Dubai and works in the recruitment industry. On a daily basis, […]

Facts and Myths About Labor Migration

18 March 2026

Labor migration has become one of the most significant elements of the Polish labor market over the last decade. Migrants fill critical workforce gaps, contribute to economic growth, and play a key role in sectors ranging from manufacturing and logistics to construction and services. Yet despite these tangible contributions, public debate remains highly polarized, with […]

Changes in the Narrative About Migrants in Poland

16 March 2026

Labor migration in Poland has undergone a profound shift over the past two decades. What was once a topic mainly discussed among economists and business circles has gradually entered the public and political debate. Alongside the growing presence of foreign workers, the way they are portrayed in media, politics, and social discourse has also changed. […]

Why Labor Migration Is Becoming Increasingly Political

13 March 2026

A few decades ago, labor migration in Poland was a relatively technical topic. It was mainly discussed by economists, business leaders, and labor market specialists. In public debate, it appeared rarely and usually in the context of workforce shortages in agriculture, construction, or services. Today, the situation is entirely different. Labor migrants have become one […]

How Long Does It Take to Obtain a Work Permit in Poland? Procedures, Real Waiting Times and System Bottlenecks

11 March 2026

For many companies planning to employ foreign workers, one of the most important questions is not only whether recruitment will be possible, but also how long the entire employment legalization process will take. In practice, the time required to obtain a work permit in Poland depends on several factors, including the type of procedure, the […]

The Real Cost of Hiring a Foreign Worker in Poland in 2026

10 March 2026

In recent years, hiring foreign workers has become a key element of HR strategies for many companies operating in Poland, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics and construction. At the same time, a growing number of regulations and administrative changes mean that the cost of employing a worker from abroad is no longer limited […]

What Contracts and Forms of Employment Can Companies Hiring Foreign Nationals Use After the Legal Changes?

6 March 2026

The amendments to Polish regulations on the employment of foreign nationals, particularly those in force from 2025 and the planned regulations for 2026, significantly reorganise the rules concerning forms of employment, types of contracts and employers’ administrative obligations. For HR departments and companies relying on foreign labour, this means the need to review existing practices […]

The Armed Conflict in Iran and Migration to Poland – Potential Implications for the Labour Market and Employment Agencies

4 March 2026

The escalation of armed conflict in the Middle East, including developments involving Iran, raises important questions about its potential impact on the European economy, energy security and migration flows. Although Poland is not directly involved in the conflict and the main migration routes to the country do not run through Iranian territory, the consequences may […]

The Role of a Coordinator and Mentor for Foreign Employees – An Undervalued Pillar of Effective Recruitment

2 March 2026

In discussions about hiring foreign workers, the focus is usually on legalising residency, work permits, recruitment costs, or candidate availability. Much less attention is paid to an element that, in operational practice, determines the success of the entire process — the role of the coordinator and mentor for foreign employees. It is at this level […]

From Recruitment to Productivity – How Long Does It Really Take for a Foreign Employee to Reach Full Effectiveness?

27 February 2026

In HR discussions, a common question arises: “After how many weeks will a foreign employee perform like a Polish worker with one year of experience?” The answer is: it depends. And often more than many employers would like to hear. In operational practice, signing the employment contract is only the beginning of a process that […]

Europe Tightens Its Migration Policy. What Does the New EU Deportation System Mean for the Polish Labour Market?

25 February 2026

In 2026, a key component of the reform of the EU’s migration policy, forming part of the Pact on Migration and Asylum, will enter into force. This reform responds to several years of political tensions, border crises, social pressure and a growing number of people residing in the EU without a definitively regulated status. It […]

“Home Is a Place You Create.” Shahin’s Story

23 February 2026

Shahin is calm by nature – he carries an aura of composure that immediately puts people at ease. He speaks slowly, sometimes pauses to reflect, choosing his words with care. It is precisely this carefulness that gives weight to his story. His is not a tale of spectacular social advancement, but of a long, demanding […]

Will Poles Take Jobs from Migrants?

20 February 2026

In recent years, the topic of Polish return migration from economic emigration has re-emerged in discussions about the labor market. Rising living costs in Western Europe, improving economic conditions in Poland, and changing work models have led some emigrants to consider returning home. From the perspective of employers and recruitment agencies, the question arises whether […]

20 Counties at Risk of “Protected Occupation Lists” – Should Migrants Be Concerned?

19 February 2026

In recent months, the HR sector in Poland has actively discussed the potential introduction of regional lists of occupations in which foreign nationals could face employment restrictions. The mechanism has formally existed since June 2025, but in practice it remains at the stage of analysis and consultation. Before assessing the real impact of such lists, […]

Compliance and Legal Risks in Hiring Foreigners – Common HR Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

16 February 2026

Hiring foreign employees in Poland is growing rapidly – both in sectors with high demand for manual and service workers and in specialized industries. In response to these trends, a new law regulating the employment of foreigners came into effect on June 1, 2025. The legislation aims to streamline procedures, fully digitalize processes, and increase […]

Integration and Retention: How to Build Long-Term Relationships with an International Team

14 February 2026

From the perspective of employers and HR departments, hiring foreign employees is increasingly no longer a temporary measure. In many companies, international workers become a permanent part of teams, and their turnover directly affects costs, process continuity, and the overall work environment. Therefore, discussions on integration and retention are no longer limited to “soft” branding […]

Retno: “I Want to Be Like an Older Sister for Migrants”

12 February 2026

I met Retno as a calm, attentive, and very focused person. The story she tells isn’t a sentimental tale about personal choices – it’s an honest conversation about career paths, migration, and taking responsibility for others. That perspective makes her experience particularly interesting from an HR point of view – and very human at the […]

Three Countries Blocked – Will the New Rules Hit the Labor Market?

10 February 2026

The Act of 20 March 2025 on the Conditions for Allowing Foreigners to Work in the Territory of the Republic of Poland introduced systemic rules for admitting foreigners to the labor market, including mechanisms that allow restrictions on work under certain types of stay. One of the tools envisaged by the legislator is the ability […]

MOS Starting in April? Here’s What You Need to Know

9 February 2026

The Case Management Module (MOS) is a central IT system that is intended to become the main tool for handling foreigners’ residence matters in Poland. In later stages, it will also serve as the exclusive channel for submitting applications. This change is part of a broader digitalization of public administration and represents a deep transformation […]

How Labor Migration Addresses Workforce Shortages in Poland

8 February 2026

Workforce shortages have become one of the biggest challenges for the Polish labor market. In many sectors, the demand for workers exceeds the supply of local labor, particularly in production, logistics, and construction. Labor migration plays a key role in mitigating these shortages, allowing companies to fulfill orders, maintain supply chains, and ensure service continuity. […]

From the Philippines, through Japan, to Poland: The Story of Mylene and Christilyn

6 February 2026

Mylene and Christilyn’s journey to Poland was neither obvious nor simple. Both come from the Philippines, and their first long-term work experience abroad was in Japan. There, they gained experience that on one hand gave them financial stability, but on the other put them through enormous mental pressure. Now, they’ve chosen Poland – moving here […]

Does Migration Affect Security in European Union Countries?

4 February 2026

The debate on migration in Europe has sparked strong emotions for years. In public discourse, a simple slogan often appears: “more migrants means less security.” On the other hand, equally simplified claims suggest that migration has no effect on security whatsoever. Both narratives are politically attractive – but reality, as usual, is more complex. In […]

How Long Will You Wait for a Residence Permit? Trends and Forecasts

3 February 2026

The Polish labour market has changed faster in recent years than ever before, and labour migration has become one of its key components. Rising numbers of applications for legalisation of stay, lengthening administrative procedures, and gradual tightening of regulations mean that employing foreign nationals is no longer just an operational matter but requires strategic planning. […]

If not Polish, then who? Who do Polish companies most often employ?

1 February 2026

The Polish labour market has been dynamically tapping into the potential of foreign workers for several years – both from neighbouring countries and from much more distant regions. Due to growing staffing needs and regulatory changes, employing foreign nationals has become a key element of HR strategies for many companies, including Worksol Group’s clients. Below […]

Migration in the European Union 2025: Trends, Numbers and Importance for Poland

27 January 2026

Migration remains one of the key factors shaping the labour market, demographics and public policies in the European Union. The latest publication by Eurostat, Migration and asylum in Europe – 2025 edition, shows that although migration dynamics in the EU are adjusting, migration — especially labour migration — continues to play a fundamental role in […]

Is This the End of Hiring Workers from Ukraine?

27 January 2026

Four years ago, Poland introduced the so-called Ukrainian special law (specustawa) — an exceptional legal regime for Ukrainian citizens who crossed the border after February 24, 2022. Thanks to this law abolishing many barriers to legal stay and employment in Poland, the labor market was quickly supplemented by a large number of workers from the […]

Enhancing Lives: The Economic and Social Benefits of Indonesian Labor Migration to Poland

4 August 2023

Unlocking new opportunities and forging strong partnerships, Indonesian labor migration to Poland has emerged as a powerful force driving economic growth and societal enrichment. With its dual gains of cultural exchange and economic prosperity, this migration trend has proven to be a win-win situation for both nations involved. In this post, worksol.pl explores how Indonesian workers […]

Cultural Exchange and Financial Growth: How Indonesian Workers Thrive in the Polish Job Market

2 August 2023

Picture this: a vibrant tapestry of diverse cultures intertwining with the promise of economic growth. This is the reality unfolding as Indonesian workers find their niche in Poland’s job market. From Jakarta to Warsaw, these professionals are defying boundaries and embracing new opportunities, creating a rich fusion of cultural exchange and financial prosperity. Cross-Cultural Dynamics: […]

Shifting Dynamics: The Rise of Indonesian Workers in Poland’s Job Market

4 July 2023

In recent years, there has been a remarkable shift in the dynamics of Poland’s job market. Once dominated by Ukrainian workers who sought better opportunities abroad, there is now a rising presence of Indonesian laborers making their mark in various industries across the country. This unexpected transition has sparked curiosity and raised questions about what […]

Addressing the Growing Concern of Asian Workers with Valid Work Visas in Poland Fleeing to Other European Countries for Illegal Employment: Impacts and Solutions

14 April 2023

“Addressing the Growing Concern of Asian Workers with Valid Work Visas in Poland Fleeing to Other European Countries for Illegal Employment: Impacts and Solutions”— Author, Shahin Alam The issue of Asian workers coming to Poland with work visas and then running away to other European countries to work illegally without any work permit or valid […]

Filipino workers an alternative to Ukrainian workers

21 February 2023

Many Polish entrepreneurs are complaining about the problem of labor shortages. According to the Ukrainian Embassy in Poland, more than 100,000 Ukrainians returned from Poland to Ukraine in the last 10 days of March. That’s about 12 percent of the country’s citizens working in Poland. Workers from the Philippines may be a good solution in […]

Reliable HR partner in Poland – Worksol Group

16 December 2022

Human resource management is one of the most complicated parts of starting and running a new business. But there is an easier way to do it – like through HR outsourcing. Employers globally would prefer either to send or to find talent abroad. Yet when it comes to cultural difference and language barrier, international assignments […]

Poland Work Visa Process 2023 | Application Procedure (Explained)

1 December 2022

Poland Work Visa Process 2023– Are you interested in traveling to Poland and acquiring a job there? Then read this post carefully. Every country requires a work visa or visit Visa if you plan to travel abroad. So is the requirement of Poland. You should have a work visa to enter and work in Poland. […]

Recruiting CE drivers from the Gulf region, Turkey and the Middle East

22 November 2022

WORKSOL Group is a company operating in the HR industry since 2009. We started our adventure in the field of recruiting truck drivers in international transport as probably everyone in Poland does – from Ukraine. Strong development of the logistics industry in Poland and insufficient source of human resources from European countries on East to […]

Recruitment of workers from Eastern Europe to the Gulf Region countries

10 November 2022

WORKSOL Group is a company operating in the HR industry since 2009. From the very beginning, we specialized in recruiting workers from Ukraine and other Eastern European countries to work in Poland. For the past three years, we have also successfully employed Europeans in the Persian Gulf countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, […]

Indonesians in Poland – who are they?

13 October 2022

Who are Indonesians in Poland? They are the people who have come to Poland from Indonesia, a Southeast Asian country located between the Indian and Pacific oceans. There is no one answer to this question, as there is no one type of Indonesian in Poland. Some Indonesians in Poland are students, some are workers, and […]

Indonesian Workers The Solution For Your Business

4 October 2022

By: Fitri Worksol The recruiting Agency Worksol is working in a branch of recruitment and employment on an interstate and international levels. We recruit and hire workers from Western European countries, Asia and one of the countries is Indonesia, which of course as we know everyone in this world has a dream to visit one […]

Why nanny from the Philippines is in great demand in foreign lands?

3 October 2022

According to International Labor Organization, the Philippines is the only country in Asia and the Pacific to have ratified the Domestic Workers Convention ten years on from its adoptation. As of 2021, there are 2 million Filipino nannies employed in Asia and the Pacific alone which is more than the number of other Asian nations. […]

Procedure for establishing a limited liability company in the Republic of Poland for a foreigner (Non-EU nationals)

21 September 2022

Procedure for establishing a limited liability company in the Republic of Poland for a foreigner (Non-EU nationals) a foreigner must come to Poland in order to establish a business for this our company issues an invitation. Having invitation the client visits the consulate of the Republic of Poland in his/her (other appropriate) country in order […]

Work for Asian truck driver in Poland

12 July 2022

For many years, Poland has been a leader in international transportation in the EU. According to the trans.info portal, the share of Polish transportation is much larger than the share of the two closest competitors – Germany and the Netherlands combined. It is not surprising that Polish transport companies are constantly looking for drivers, the […]

Current quarantine conditions for foreigners in Poland

22 February 2022

On January 11, 2022, the regulation came into force until new changes are introduced. Pursuant to this regulation, the quarantine for persons coming to Poland from outside the Schengen area (including Ukraine) will last 7 days. We would like to remind you that from December 15, 2021, the quarantine in Poland lasted 14 days, with […]

Indonesia’s Diversity

15 February 2022

By: Fitri Worksol Source: Britannica, Portal Informasi Indonesia 15.02.2022 Indonesia is one of the countries with the largest population in the world. The current population of Indonesia is 278,199.518 as of Monday, February 14, 2022, based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data. Indonesia population is equivalent to 3.51% of the total world […]

Provincial offices ruled out the possibility of filing a complaint with the court regarding the work permit procedure

9 July 2021

Scandal! The provincial offices have achieved their goal and amended the Code of Administrative Procedure under Art. 37, excluding the possibility of filing a complaint with a court regarding the work permit procedure. This is stated in the Law of June 24, 2021 amending certain laws relating to family benefits, Journal of Laws no. 2021 […]

Seeking for workers from Poland? We will help you to find the best candidates!

24 June 2021

At WORKSOL Group, based on 11 years of experience in recruiting employees, we can quickly find suitable candidates for any vacancy. We have the appropriate resources, knowledge, our own network of websites for finding candidates, and most importantly – a positive impression of candidates and employers from the cooperation with us since 2009. What countries […]

Filipino domestic help – why are Filipinos the most wanted cleaners in the world?

24 February 2021

The labor market of domestic helpers from foreign countries is very dynamic. One of the most requested is the Filipino housekeeper as it is believed that women from this country are the best cleaners in the world.

A nanny from the Philippines – perfect childcare solution along with possibility of teaching English

24 February 2021

It is now very desirable for children to learn English from an early age. Parents found a solution so that their children had the opportunity to interact with the language on a daily basis as early as possible - a nanny from the Philippines is employed by them.

Legal job as a butcher in Scandinavia – the outdoor set

5 November 2019

Legal job as a butcher in Scandinavia - the outdoor set. We are glad to inform you about the opening of the recruitment for a legal job as a butcher in Scandinavia. It is organized according to the delegation scheme. Vacancies for work in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland already open. Work as a butcher, namely in role cutting of meat. Offer for qualified butchers only.

Seamstress in Poland. The whole truth about job vacancies in Poland

17 October 2019

Seamstress in Poland. Is there a difference in technology, sewing machines? How much do seamstresses earn in Poland? Recommendations for a candidate

Work as a welder in Poland. The overview of job offers for welders

15 October 2019

Work as a welder in Poland. The overview of job offers for welders. From novice to professional. To small enterprises, as well as huge welded factories

Work as a welder abroad. Interview with the welder

15 October 2019

Work as a welder abroad begins with a test at the company. Interview with the welder. How do welders abroad pass certification?

Delegating third-country nationals (non-EU) to work in the EU

14 October 2019

Delegating workers within the framework of service provision in the European Union is defined in the Directive 96/71 EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 16th December 1996 with the subsequent Directive 2014/67/EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 15th May 2014 on the enforcement of the Directive 96/71/EC and the Directive 2018/957 of 28th June 2018 amending the Directive 96/71 EC.

Employees from Ukraine wanted on the national labour market

4 October 2019

The employees from Ukraine are for the majority of the enterprises in Poland the only and quick possibility of filling in the staff shortages on the national labour market. Low unemployment and economic increase resulted in a bigger and bigger demand for the work force in our country.

Employees from the Philippines – hard-working people

9 September 2019

A majority of the Polish entrepreneurs wrestles with a problem of a lack of employees and their large rotation. Facing up these problems that unable the employers maintaining stabilization in a company, one shall consider recruitment of the labour force from the Philippines. The employees from the Philippines, apart from the employees from Ukraine and other Asian states, recently are one of the most popular directions of recruitment.

Employees from Vietnam – extremely hard working people

8 September 2019

The history of the Vietnamese in Poland started in the 60’s of the XX century. They were arriving in order to study at universities. At present, Poland is the third country taking into account the number of the Vietnamese staying here. Thus, the employees from Vietnam have been in Poland for a several dozen years.

Employees from Indonesia

26 August 2019

The present situation on the Polish market shows that the labour force coming from Ukraine is too little. The more and more popular becomes obtaining of employees from the Asian market. The employees from Indonesia constitute one of the more prospective directions of recruitment.

The list of popular methods of welding in Poland

11 July 2019

This is important information before you start working in Poland as a welder. Or if want to hire welder as an employee.

Work in Poland for foreigners: how to find a good job?

19 March 2019

Cooperating with the recruitment agency Worksol you will find a suitable job for your qualifications. Working through Worksol, working with our recruiters, you will save money. Because you don’t pay money to your local agencies that operate in your countries that don’t know all the subtleties about vacancies in Poland and the work itself.

Reviews about recruitment agency Worksol from employers

19 February 2019

Only in recent years we have hired more than 3 thousand qualified employees for more than 200 of our clients. For example, our largest partners are such companies as ARCELOR-MITTAL Huta Katowice, BUDIMEX, MC DONALD'S, DRAGADOS, EUROPOLES, STIEGELMEYER. As well as the largest companies in the furniture industry in Poland, such as furniture factories Wersal, Benix, MIRJAN, Stolarz Lempe ... Below we provide you with recommendations from some of the companies which we have been cooperating with.

Work in Poland for programmer. What most don’t say?

15 January 2019

Work in Poland for programmer. What programmers are needed in Poland? How much it specialist can earn in Poland? What most don't say?

Delegation of foreigners to France

2 January 2019

Delegation of foreigners to France. The French government is trying to introduce more stringent regulation for employers delegating employees. In addition to the mandatory minimum wage, which is strictly controlled. There are additional manifestations of increased administrative and fiscal responsibilities in enterprises delegating employees.

How to check the status of documents for the polish residence card in 2019? Information from all voivodeships.

3 December 2018

Information from all voivodeships. Actual information in 2019. How to check the status of documents for the polish residence card in 2019?

The polish residence card based on entrepreneur activity. That’s how you can get a residence permit in 2019!

14 November 2018

The polish residence card based on entrepreneur activity. How you can get a residence permit in 2019? Read and stay legal in Poland.

Test confirming the qualification of a welder in Poland. Why do employers require these certificates?

26 October 2018

Test confirming the qualification of a welder in Poland. Why employers require these certificates? By what types of welds the skills are tested in Poland?

You haven’t been paid a salary in Poland? That’s what you have to do to get your money

15 October 2018

Instructions and tips are based on personal experience. Write a complaint to the employer, if you haven't been paid your salary in Poland.

Legalization of a stay and work for foreigners in the 2017-2018 (in numbers)

19 September 2018

Inflow of employees from the Dnieper not so dynamic as it was in 2014-2017. Although, the needs of Polish employers on workers have been significantly grown in recent years. From here we more and more often see employees from Asia on construction sites and production sites. This trend is reflected in the statistics of the permits on work and permits on temporary accommodation.

Commitment a foreigner to return or so-called deportation from Poland

18 September 2018

People propose that in future more and more often will appear situations, in particular, related to illegal stay of foreigners on territories of Poland. In different situations and by different reasons, the certain consequences are followed with them. For example, a foreigner may be given ban on entry to Poland up to 3 - 5 years. What can lead to this? Read this article to don’t screw it up.

Queues at the consulate in New Delhi

14 September 2018

Queues at the consulate in New Delhi. The 2018 brought very big changes on the Polish labor market. The resources of labor from Poland and Ukraine are not enough for many employers. It was believed that workers from the region of Asia would fill the emptiness. Employers actively invite people from countries such as: Nepal, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka. Unfortunately, the Consulate of Poland in New Delhi, that is serving foreigners in the sphere of issuing work visas. This is extremely inefficient. Also, the hope of entrepreneurs for new employees is very quickly dying out. The queues at the consulate in New Delhi are extended from day to day.

The minimum salary in Poland in 2019. Employers are crying and the employees are happy!

13 September 2018

The minimum salary in Poland in 2019 has already been approved.The news are good for people who come for the first time and go to the first job.

Temporary residence card on the basis of a polsih diploma

10 September 2018

Temporary residence card on the basis of a polsih diploma. If you student in Poland, you must read this. Get temporary residence card fast.

Is it possible to cancel the decision to ban entry to Poland? It’s possible

3 September 2018

*How to cancel the decision to ban entry to Poland? When you can’t cancel the ban of entering to Poland? In what you should pay an extra attention? Read

Residence card – temporary residence permit

28 August 2018

Residence card - temporary residence permit is the most popular application for an extension of stay in Poland by foreigners. Learn more ...

Who can help you with financing a company in Poland?

17 August 2018

Who can help you with financing a company in Poland? Read information about investrors and programs to financing companies in Poland.

Vander Elst visa or work in Germany and the EU through Poland

16 August 2018

Vander Elst visa or work in Germany and the EU through Poland. Some Polish employers send their best employees abroad. From a side of employee, this is an extra income from his work. However, you cannot just go only by wishing it. This opportunity gives only a Van der Elst visa. You will learn where and how you can open a vander Elst visa, as well as all requirements and concerns. And all of these in you will know from this article.

A temporary residence permit and 5 bloodsucking problems

13 July 2018

Are you willing to get a temporary residence permit in Poland? We will tell you what possible problems you may encounter.

Recruitment of labour force from the East for the purposes of IT industry

13 April 2018

Recruitment of labour force from the East for the purposes of IT industry is the only remedy for the shortage of human resources in the Polish labour market. That is why the inflow of highly qualified labour force the East has not bypassed the IT industry. Programmers, graphic designers and many other IT specialists, along with an army of construction and seasonal workers from Ukraine, began to arrive in Poland. It is widely believed that in such countries as: Ukraine, Belarus and Russia very good IT specialists can be found.

How can a foreigner open a company in Poland in 2019 ?

17 February 2018

Very easy if you have visa. But here not all options for you. Read more in article "How can a foreigner open a company in Poland in 2019 ?"