delphiandomine
20 Dec 2015
Work / Some questions about average wages and hiring a cleaning woman/maid in Poland [23]
That's normal business practice in Poland. I can see you've got a long, long way to go if you ever hope to do anything here.
Immigrants (as in non-EU ones) require work permits, which means you need to pay them properly. No-one is going to get out of bed in Wrocław for less than 15zł an hour if they're in any way competent - the exception are students, but they are unbelievably mercenary-like and they couldn't care less if they just ditch your work with no notice. Wrocław doesn't have a big "uneducated worker class" - in fact, it has the exact opposite. If you want such people, you need to look in economically deprived places - but the problem is that most competent workers have already left for the cities/abroad.
In your case, Ukraine, Serbia or Albania is far more suitable for what you want.
I just looked back and you actually advised me to ask the employee to tell me how much I should pay!
That's normal business practice in Poland. I can see you've got a long, long way to go if you ever hope to do anything here.
Maybe they're students or immigrants, but that might be who I want to hire for some tasks, at first at least.
Immigrants (as in non-EU ones) require work permits, which means you need to pay them properly. No-one is going to get out of bed in Wrocław for less than 15zł an hour if they're in any way competent - the exception are students, but they are unbelievably mercenary-like and they couldn't care less if they just ditch your work with no notice. Wrocław doesn't have a big "uneducated worker class" - in fact, it has the exact opposite. If you want such people, you need to look in economically deprived places - but the problem is that most competent workers have already left for the cities/abroad.
In your case, Ukraine, Serbia or Albania is far more suitable for what you want.
