Kliq
Hi I was recently divorced by my spouse of three years. As a divorced person, is it possible to get legal employment in Poland or at least some cash jobs? Does anybody know of any cash jobs?
Cash jobs in Poland? any?
do you have the legal right to residency in Poland ?
If you are an EU citizen then of course you can work
If not then that is more complicated.
yes there are plenty of cash jobs - fruit picking, laboring, restaurant work etc but the wages would be very low
If you are an EU citizen then of course you can work
If not then that is more complicated.
yes there are plenty of cash jobs - fruit picking, laboring, restaurant work etc but the wages would be very low
Hi good day everyone. Im planning to visit Poland. With work permit. Any thoughts guys...
@Nuwa001 Why?
@Miloslaw I'd like to move Poland.
@Nuwa001
You have big plans my friend.
You have big plans my friend.
Noel G
Do people in Poland pay cash in restaurants - do waiters get tips or not?
pay cash in restaurants - do waiters get tips or not?
yes, they pay cash and give tips. 🤷♂️
@Noel G
They tip more generously than French people and less generously than Americans (Polish waiters get a better basic salary). If you're from the UK, Ireland or the Commonwealth, tip as you would at home.
Cash is fine, however Poland does use Apple/Google Pay etc so this is a changing situation. Personally, If I pay for a meal by card, I tip in cash, so the waiter gets the money rather than the owner withholding it.
They tip more generously than French people and less generously than Americans (Polish waiters get a better basic salary). If you're from the UK, Ireland or the Commonwealth, tip as you would at home.
Cash is fine, however Poland does use Apple/Google Pay etc so this is a changing situation. Personally, If I pay for a meal by card, I tip in cash, so the waiter gets the money rather than the owner withholding it.
Rufus
It's strange as I've never thought I'd need to tip at restaurants in Poland. Is it an established custom now, something that is expected to do like in the US or even Canada?