Despite the many benefits, the labor export industry in Poland faces challenges. Changes in immigration policies, such as those following Brexit in the UK, have made it more difficult for Polish workers to access some foreign markets. Additionally, there is increasing competition from other Eastern European countries like Romania and Bulgaria, which also have large pools of workers seeking employment abroad. To remain competitive, Polish labor export companies must adapt by expanding their services, focusing on training, and ensuring compliance with evolving labor regulations.
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