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PKP Cargo transfers 250 employees to PKP PLK

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Polish rail freight operator PKP Cargo is cutting its workforce to reduce spending and close its budgetary gap. In order to save jobs, the company has made agreements with other PKP subsidiaries and Polregio. Now, infrastructure manager PKP PLK will take over 250 employees.

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More relocations

PKP Cargo transfers 250 employees to PKP PLK

Image: LinkedIn. © PKP CARGO S.A.

Polish rail freight operator PKP Cargo is cutting its workforce to reduce spending and close its budgetary gap. In order to save jobs, the company has made agreements with other PKP subsidiaries and Polregio. Now, infrastructure manager PKP PLK will take over 250 employees.

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