Poland and Hungary continue to oppose the European Union migrant quotas. But despite their anti-immigration rhetoric, immigration from non-EU countries is growing.
https://www.dw.com/en/labor-migration-on-the-rise-in-poland-hungary/a-66205353
“I could not have imaged three years ago that I would be sitting in Warsaw drinking Polish beer,” says Shourya Singh, a risk management consultant from Varanasi in northeast India, who works at Ernst & Young (EY), a professional services company, in the Polish capital.
Shourya told DW that he was headhunted by an international staffing agency via LinkedIn and worked on a contract for Dutch bank ING before joining EY.
Shourya’s story is not uncommon.
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