Up to a third of PKP Cargo employees to get inactive status

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PKP Cargo will label up to a third of its employees as ‘inactive’ from 1 June. The affected employees will not work and will face a 40 per cent reduction in their salaries for up to a year. The Polish operator is taking this step to compensate for financial losses.

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Up to a third of PKP Cargo employees to get inactive status

Image: Shutterstock. Elzbieta Krzysztof

PKP Cargo will label up to a third of its employees as ‘inactive’ from 1 June. The affected employees will not work and will face a 40 per cent reduction in their salaries for up to a year. The Polish operator is taking this step to compensate for financial losses.

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