Most Poles like working with foreigners

According to a global Randstad study, 74 percent of employees in Poland like to work with representatives of other cultures. They are more often women (77 percent) than men (71 percent). People aged 35-44 (78 percent) are the most open to foreigners at work. However, people between 18-24 years of age show the least tolerance (71 percent). 

"In Poland, over the past two decades, there have been events that have changed our attitude to representatives of other cultures. Accession to the European Union, mass emigration of Polish employees and the resulting shortage of labor in many industries have allowed many people to see the benefits of the inflow of employees from other countries,” Marzena Milinkiewicz, Operations Director at Randstad Poland, said.

Compared to other countries, Poland is in the middle of the rank. The greatest willingness to work with foreigners is shown by the Portuguese (89 percent) and Romanians (84 percent). The smallest was by Czechs (47 percent) and Hungarians (54 percent).

(WBJ)