Employee exodus

‘Workers cannot stand the pressure’ and are quitting at PKP Cargotabor

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PKP Cargo’s maintenance subsidiary PKP Cargotabor is reportedly losing employees without having to fire them. Employees “cannot stand the pressure” amid PKP’s financial trouble and are leaving the company on their own.

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Employee exodus

‘Workers cannot stand the pressure’ and are quitting at PKP Cargotabor

Image: © PKP Cargotabor

PKP Cargo’s maintenance subsidiary PKP Cargotabor is reportedly losing employees without having to fire them. Employees “cannot stand the pressure” amid PKP’s financial trouble and are leaving the company on their own.

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