Companies are getting ready for another lockdown
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The possibility of the return of restrictions in connection with the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections is forecast by 65 percent of companies and 55 percent of adult Poles, according to research carried out for the BIG InfoMonitor Debtors Register.
"A clear majority of respondents forecast a return to lockdown and are concerned about the consequences, ie problems with access to healthcare, but not least the impact on the economy," Sławomir Grzelczak, president of BIG InfoMonitor, said.
Research carried out by Quality Watch at the request of the BIG InfoMonitor Debtors Register shows that 61 percent of adult Poles believe that the fourth wave of the pandemic will take place in the fall of 2021, against every tenth respondent. When it comes to the belief that the next wave of morbidity will end with a lockdown, 55 percent of the respondents think so, but 11 percent say there will be no restrictions. There are even more pessimists among companies who forecast the implementation of restrictions. 65 percent of them are expecting them, although at the same time 30 percent of entrepreneurs hope to avoid a lockdown, according to a study by Keralla Research.
