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PKP Cargo signs two more agreements for the transfer of its employees

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PKP Cargo has signed letters of intent with Koleje Wielskopolskie (KW) and Koleje Mazowieckie (KM) on the transfer of its employees. Earlier, the state freight operator announced mass layoffs due to the company’s dire financial situation. Now, it is trying to find replacement jobs for otherwise fired workers.

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Restructuring

PKP Cargo signs two more agreements for the transfer of its employees

Image: © PKP Cargo

PKP Cargo has signed letters of intent with Koleje Wielskopolskie (KW) and Koleje Mazowieckie (KM) on the transfer of its employees. Earlier, the state freight operator announced mass layoffs due to the company’s dire financial situation. Now, it is trying to find replacement jobs for otherwise fired workers.

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Restructuring PKP Cargo signs two more agreements for employee transfers

As part of its effort to find replacement jobs for workers to be fired otherwise, PKP Cargo has signed two more agreements for the transfer…

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