Employers find getting new employees on the local market increasingly difficult. Vacancies are filled by foreigners. Marcin Borowski, manager from the LSJ HR Group tells employers what to look out for when hiring foreign workers.

The 2 k square-metre office section of the former Kosmos cinema theatre was opened three months ago. Four tenants have moved into the new complex.

Since April 29, passengers have been able to use the modernised railway station in Szczecin. The project cost about PLN 112 M and is one of the biggest Polish investments carried out by PKP S.A. in recent years.

Łukasz Mróz began manufacturing elements of fit-out for retail spaces in August 2014. You can see them in Ecco and Only chains’ shops in the whole of Europe.

Print Group is building a printing house of 5,000 sq. m. at Cukrowa Street. It will move there in September. 

The City Council passed a resolution that offers businesspeople who invest in new office or conference facilities a three-year property tax exemption. 

The Polish company owned by a German manufacturer of paints and varnishes shall commence the construction of a hall of approx. 1,500 sq. m. to house a painting market and a high storage warehouse. 

About 75 percent of over 100 work positions following the coworking model in Szczecin and its proximity have been rented already. We have checked by whom, where and for how much. 

Modern shared services centres are getting stronger: They employ over 170,000 people in Poland, including 4,000 in West Pomerania. They are a good place to take your first professional steps”, says Katarzyna Opiekulska of LSJ HR Group. 

In 2015 the aggregate net profit of the company amounted to almost PLN 692 million and it was higher than last year by as much as PLN 427 million. The Police plant managed to generate PLN 165 million net as compared with PLN 61 million last year. Never before has the financial result been so high.