On June 6, two UIA flights brought 186 labor migrants from Ukraine to Warsaw Chopin Airport in Poland, Ukrinform reports.
They will be distributed to workplaces throughout Poland after undergoing a two-week observation in a recreation center located near Lovic town, Lódz Voivodeship.
“We have transported another 186 Ukrainian workers who have long-term labor contracts,” Evhen Kirichenko, owner of Gremi Personal international employment company, said.
He noted that the transportation of Ukrainians by two planes was a necessary step, since on May 29 the Polish Council of Ministers ordered to carry no more than half of the maximum number of passengers on board.
Mr Kirichenko noted that despite the losses caused by organization of two charters, the company nevertheless went to this to fulfill its obligations to Ukrainian workers and Polish enterprises.
According to the owner of the company, the flights for Gremi Personal employees is free, the company also took care of the employees staying for a two-week observation.
All Ukrainians are provided with full medical insurance, including COVID-19 disease.
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