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Seimas of Poland approved the project of fencing on the border with BelarusThe lower house of the Polish parliament appr...
20/10/2021

Seimas of Poland approved the project of fencing on the border with Belarus
The lower house of the Polish parliament approved a draft law on the construction of a fence on the border with Belarus to protect against illegal migration.
According to preliminary data, the construction will cost PLN 1.615 billion (over $ 400 million).

Now the law will be sent to the upper house of parliament.

Earlier, Polish border guards recorded a record number of illegal migrants who tried to enter the country from Belarus.

Poland beckons workers with ease of employment, Czech Republic - with earningsDespite the coronavirus pandemic, many Eur...
20/10/2021

Poland beckons workers with ease of employment, Czech Republic - with earnings
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, many European economies are already in need of new working hands. And if the largest economy of the European Union - Germany - has not yet opened up to workers from Eastern Europe, Poland and the Czech Republic, thanks to favorable procedures, have been massively employing Ukrainian citizens for a decade.
As noted in the article, both in the Czech Republic and in Poland, unemployment remains at a fairly low level. Both countries lack industrial and construction workers, warehouse workers, welders and locksmiths. After the partial lifting of quarantine and the restoration of the work of hotels and restaurants, a shortage of labor is felt in the service sector.
In contrast to Poland, in the Czech Republic, the legalization of employment and the submission of documents is primarily the responsibility of the employee, not the employer.

QUARANTINERestrictions apply to persons who:cross the border of the Republic of Poland, which is the external border of ...
04/09/2021

QUARANTINE

Restrictions apply to persons who:

cross the border of the Republic of Poland, which is the external border of the EU *,
cross the border of the Republic of Poland with a Schengen country,
have had contact with people infected with the coronavirus or live with an infected (isolated) person,
were referred to be tested for COVID-19 by a primary or emergency care physician.
* External boundaries are determined by the provisions of Art. 2 par 2 of the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) 2016/399 of 9 March on the EU Code regulating the movement of persons across borders (Schengen Border Code) (Journal of Laws UE L 77 of 23.03.2016, p. 1, followed by changes).



Rules for travelers who come to Poland from the member states of the European Union, the Schengen area and Turkey

Travelers, regardless of which vehicle they are arriving by (collective, individual or on foot), are subject to 10-day quarantine if they do not meet any of the following conditions:

completed the full course of vaccination, and 14 days have passed since the last dose of the vaccine (counted from the day following the day of vaccination). Vaccination is confirmed by a digital EU COVID certificate or another document in Polish or English, which certifies the fact of vaccination with a vaccine authorized in the European Union,
were infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus (recovered) no earlier than 6 months before the day of crossing the Polish border. Such persons must present a document confirming the fact of the disease in Polish or English, for example, the European digital COVID certificate,
provided a negative test result for COVID-19, certified by a European digital COVID certificate or other document in Polish or English. The test must be performed no earlier than 48 hours before the border crossing,
are children under 12 years of age traveling under the care of an adult who has been vaccinated against COVID-19 or tested negative for COVID-19
fall under the other exceptions listed in § 3 of the Order of the Council of Ministers of May 6, 2021 on the establishment of certain restrictions, requirements and prohibitions in connection with the epidemic.
Travelers who are quarantined can have a test within 48 hours of crossing the border, which will free them from quarantine if the test is negative:

Test type: A PCR or antibody test performed in a laboratory.
The tests are not funded by the government.
These rules apply to people who come from

Member States of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Germany, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Hungary and Italy,
4 countries that are not part of the EU, but belong to the Schengen area: Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein,
Turkey, with which a special agreement has been concluded.

Attention! Review the current safety guidelines and check what has changed. How quickly we deal with COVID-19 depends on...
04/09/2021

Attention! Review the current safety guidelines and check what has changed. How quickly we deal with COVID-19 depends on our shared responsibility.

MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS

1.5 METERS - MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PEDESTRIANS

Obligation to maintain a minimum distance of 1.5 m between pedestrians.

Exceptions to this rule:

parents with children who need care (up to 13 years old),
persons who live together or have a joint household,
persons who have a certificate of disability or degree of disability, persons who have a certificate of the need for special education, persons who cannot move independently, and their guardians.
COVERING THE MOUTH AND NOSE IN PUBLIC AREAS ONLY WITH A MASK

It is imperative to cover your mouth and nose in enclosed areas throughout the country.

You can only cover your nose and mouth with a mask. Shawls, scarves, shields are prohibited because they do not fulfill their main function, that is, they do not protect against the virus!

Cover your mouth and nose, in particular:

in the common areas of the property (for example, in the stairwell),
on the bus, tram and train,
in a shop, shopping center, bank, market, post office,
at the workplace when there is more than 1 person in the room (unless the employer decides otherwise),
at the workplace during direct customer service,
in cinema and theater,
at the doctor, in the clinic, hospital, massage and tattoo parlor,
in a church, school, other educational institutions,
in offices and other public buildings (courts, cultural institutions, banks, post offices, etc.)
Where you don't need to cover your mouth and nose?

Outdoors, in forests, parks, green areas, botanical gardens, historical parks, on roads and squares, in cemeteries, embankments, boulevards, parking lots, forest parking lots, summer cottages, beaches, as well as during travel on a private car, motorcycle, ATV, moped, at the workplace while eating.

Detailed information on covering the mouth and nose, as well as information on exceptions to these rules, are available.

Important! Persons who have a medical certificate or document confirming:

general developmental disorders,
mental disorders,
moderate, significant or profound degree of mental retardation,
difficulty opening or covering your mouth or nose on your own,
serious neurological, respiratory or circulatory diseases with impaired breathing or circulation.

Polish President Andrzej Duda and his wife Agata Kornhauser-Duda recorded a video message calling "all Poles in the worl...
04/09/2021

Polish President Andrzej Duda and his wife Agata Kornhauser-Duda recorded a video message calling "all Poles in the world to take part in the National Readings project." It was published on the official website of the Polish leader.
This year, the start of the traditional National Readings event was announced on 4 September. Within its framework, “Poles from all over the world” were encouraged to start reading the work “The Morality of Lady Dulskaya” by Gabriela Zapolskaya.

"National Readings" is an annual event, which consists in the fact that all Poles must simultaneously read the work of classical Polish literature announced by the president. Cultural enlightenment, as well as "cultural consolidation of the Polish nation" are declared as its goals.

Coronavirus pandemic did not stop labor migration to PolandOn March 13, 2020, in connection with the coronavirus pandemi...
18/07/2021

Coronavirus pandemic did not stop labor migration to Poland
On March 13, 2020, in connection with the coronavirus pandemic, an emergency regime was introduced in Poland and the borders were closed, which almost completely stopped labor migration. According to the General Statistical Office, in the first two months of the lockdown, the number of foreigners in Poland decreased by 223 thousand.

A month after the outbreak of the epidemic, in April 2020, the Institute for Eastern European Studies at the University of Warsaw launched a sociological study "Economic migrants in the era of a pandemic." Its results confirmed the stability of the migration flow: the overwhelming majority of respondents, 89%, had planned this trip even before the introduction of the state of emergency in Poland (03/13/2020), and the coronavirus did not disrupt these plans. More than half (55.4%) of migrants came because of higher earnings than at home, and every ninth - in connection with the loss of work in their country due to anti-epidemic restrictions.

Similar restrictions were introduced in Poland and affected not only foreigners working here, but also Polish citizens. However, migrants suffered in the first place: 26.6% of them were forced to look for work in another industry; for 60.6%, the pandemic meant a reduction in the number of hours worked by the employer and, accordingly, a decrease in earnings; every fifth (21.2%) - moved in search of work to another city / area. 57.8% of migrants were most afraid of losing their jobs.

The second stage of the study took place in September-October 2020. The survey showed that the overwhelming majority of labor migrants (85%) consider their decision not to return to their homeland to be correct. The main reason is the ability to work and earn money even during the epidemic (55%). It can be assumed that the mood of migrants was also influenced by the change in the situation on the labor market, which led to an increase in the demand for labor. If at the very beginning of the pandemic, when some enterprises and firms ceased their activities, it was not difficult to find a new foreign worker, then by the fall, when enterprises began to restore their previous production volumes, and farmers were preparing for seasonal work, the shortage of migrants became tangible, and opportunities for its replenishment due to the arrival of new migrants was blocked. With the growing demand for migrant labor, 39% of the respondents changed their place of work, 32.3% of the respondents, and more than 30% moved to another region of the country. It is important to note that if in April half of the respondents were afraid of losing their jobs, then in the fall such fears became relatively less widespread: every third migrant (36%) said about their fear of losing their jobs. It is noteworthy that such fears were more widespread among Poles: 63.3% of the employed were afraid of being unemployed.

Seasonal work in Poland is picking strawberries and other crops that arise at a specific time when the harvest is ripe. ...
18/07/2021

Seasonal work in Poland is picking strawberries and other crops that arise at a specific time when the harvest is ripe. This is an opportunity to earn some money and buy what you have been dreaming about for a long time :)

The duration of seasonal work is predetermined and must be negotiated when applying for a visa. However, not only time, but also the amount of labor required can determine the scope of work.

How much can you earn?
For picking strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, you can get about $ 1000-1200 per month. Some people earn $ 1600. You will have to work 9-12 hours a day with one day off a week.

Is it easy to find a job as a waiter in Poland in a restaurantWork in Poland in a restaurant, and in general the entire ...
09/06/2021

Is it easy to find a job as a waiter in Poland in a restaurant
Work in Poland in a restaurant, and in general the entire gastronomic industry is perceived as a sector that creates a lot of employment.

There is an opinion that it is relatively easy to find a job as a waiter in a cafe and restaurant, but, unfortunately, most often this is the so-called gray area.

Usually young people are employed in restaurants, casual or employed in the form of seasonal work.

I'm talking primarily about bartenders, waiters, cook assistants, kitchens, etc.

The chef has many more opportunities for stable employment in the catering industry under an employment contract.

In the summer season, employment in gastronomy is the largest, but with it the number of people employed under an employment contract in this sector does not increase. So, you can imagine the specifics of work in the field of public catering.

The catering industry creates many job offers, usually seasonal.

22/05/2021

Krakow, Poland

Gdansk - the city of freedom and SolidarityGdansk is a city with more than a thousand years of history: its first mentio...
02/05/2021

Gdansk - the city of freedom and Solidarity

Gdansk is a city with more than a thousand years of history: its first mention as a city dates back to 997. The sea capital of Poland and one of the largest ports on the Baltic Sea, this city is unlike any other and has always been imbued with the spirit of freedom. The Latin dictum "Nec Temere, Nec Timide" ("Not with reckless courage, but also without timidity"), the motto of the City of Neptune, best conveys the character of Gdansk, once part of the Hansa - an economic union of European cities that existed from the 12th to the 17th century ...

Three 42-meter crosses with anchors - a monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers, erected on Solidarity Square (plac Solidarności) next to the European Solidarity Center, an interactive museum whose exposition tells about the struggle of Poles for freedom. This is a story about the struggle against the communist regime, the hope and sacrifice made by the peoples who found themselves behind the Iron Curtain. Finally, this is the story of the victory that the Poles ultimately won, changing their own destiny and the destiny of the whole world. Here nearby, at the Gdansk shipyard (Stocznia Gdańska) in August 1980, the famous strike began, which soon “inflamed” the whole of Poland and forced the government of the People's Republic of Poland to make numerous concessions, including the legalization of the Independent Self-Governing Trade Union “Solidarity”. Gdansk residents have always been brave, proud of their city and appreciated independence.

The World War II Museum, which recently added to the impressive list of tourist and educational sites on the map of Gdansk, presents one of the world's largest exhibitions dedicated to the bloody conflict. The central exposition is located underground at a depth of fourteen meters and tells, in particular, about the heroes of Westerplatte and the Polish Post in Gdansk, who were the first to heroically repulse the N**i invaders. Museum visitors will see the terrible history of the war through the eyes of the peoples of different countries of the world.

Adres

Ulica Krakowska 45/26
Czestochowa

Godziny Otwarcia

Poniedziałek 10:00 - 17:00
Wtorek 10:00 - 17:00
Środa 10:00 - 17:00
Czwartek 10:00 - 17:00
Piątek 10:00 - 16:30
Sobota 10:00 - 11:00
Niedziela 10:00 - 11:00

Telefon

+447458197441

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