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The article that you linked mentions Polish _construction_ workers. I honestly doubt the areas next to the border would get you enough workforce to get you a mo
by pzduniak 5y ago
The article that you linked mentions Polish _construction_ workers. I honestly doubt the areas next to the border would get you enough workforce to get you a mostly Polish staff - the border is 50min away and the closest cities are relatively tiny.
Or maybe the math somehow works out, but I doubt it.
- lm28469 5y agoThe math works very well when you know Polish wages, just like people living close to Switzerland (ie <2h commute) still go there en masse, doubling or tripling your salary is very attractive for most people. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/digpub/eumove/bloc-2c.html?lang=en https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/digpub/eumove/bloc-2c.ht... > In 2019, the largest number of cross-border workers among the Member States were for those living in Poland and working in Germany (122 000 people)