Polish workers in Denmark

Hi. I have a small business and I would love some help with office work. I was recently in Poland and wonder if you know how to get in contact with a Polish person who speaks and writes Danish (preferably English too). It would be part time and I hope to be a better employee than those described in this thread.

I met people in Poland who very much wished to have extra income.So I am looking to employ a Polish person, who lives in Poland and we just work together online. If any of you know anyone, thank you for your help. All the best

You'll find them rough, but you'll find them ready....willing, and able.
Poles tend to be linguists, in their own way, not too terribly different from the Danes! Many already know German, some Russian and English.
Danish certainly won't be much of a stretch!

Held og lykke med dig:-)

Thank you for your answer. But where to find them? Any ideas?
I looked online but it is a jungle and I prefer not to go through an agency. I am sure many have lived in Denmark for some time and then gone back to Poland and would welcome some extra income.

Look up places with programs in Scandinavian languages. Danish has never been the most popular of those (it used to be Swedish, now it's Norwegian) but it does exist as a university subject. Ask them to put up signs (often there are employment boards in university depts).

Great idea!! Thank you so much!! Wishing you all the best

Hello. My name is Gracjan, I am 28 years old. I am looking for a job in Denmark without a language. I can weld, simple construction work, forklift license, driving license Cat C, CE code 95, ADR, password. Basic English. If you have suggestions for me, please send me an e-mail to gracjan_wudzinski@o2.pl

Basic Danish might prove more useful at first, GracjanW!
Where are you from originally?

English is just as useful and less inaccessible.


His name and email address give a clue to that.

Thanks, jon! Overlooked it, shoulda known LOL Concerning the use of English instead of Danish, my reply is that, as with basic arithmetic which the whole world needs and uses since primary school, while everybody learns it, not everyone is necessarily good at it without some assistance:-) English is no exception.

@Gracjan, Powodzenia!

True, and Danish is a hard language!

Jobseeking sites in Denmark might be a better bet.

There are three here:
jobindex.dk/?lang=en
jobsincopenhagen.com
workindenmark.dk

Danish is more regular than English, but has an especially lax pronunciation almost like American.