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Labour Market

It is worth noting that Tricity is the fastest growing business services centre in Poland. - Antal Report

Employment in Pomerania

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Employment in the automotive & electronics sector

Pomerania offers numerous jobs for many skilled professionals in the automotive sector. The importance of the region is underlined by the results of the study conducted by the recruitment company Antal entitled „Activity of specialists and managers on the labour market”, which listed Tricity as the second most attractive agglomeration in terms of relocation.

Top engineering companies in Pomerania

Intel, SII, Boeing, Lufthasna Systems, United technologies, SK Henix, Synopsis, Adva Optical, Nippon Seiki, Nike, 

Intel, SII, Boeing, Lufthasna Systems, United technologies, SK Henix, Synopsis, Adva Optical, Nippon Seiki, Nike, 

Intel, SII, Boeing, Lufthasna Systems, United technologies, SK Henix, Synopsis, Adva Optical, Nippon Seiki, Nike, 

Intel, SII, Boeing, Lufthasna Systems, United technologies, SK Henix, Synopsis, Adva Optical, Nippon Seiki, Nike, 

Intel, SII, Boeing, Lufthasna Systems, United technologies, SK Henix, Synopsis, Adva Optical, Nippon Seiki, Nike, 

The following statistics were provided by Randstad 

The Pomeranian region has huge potential in the market for E-Mobility, but it is necessary to focus on educating engineers, attracting talent and developing an innovative ecosystem for investors. Competition for specialists in the global market can be a challenge. From the perspective of such a large-scale venture, selecting the right HR partner for developing this business from the HR side is crucial to coherently create this new sector in the labor market. It is electric cars that have the highest hopes for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and smog, and the success of this industry will depend on effective human resource management and sustainability.

Kamila Staroszczyk
Konsultant Randstad Professionals, Randstad Polska Sp. z o.o.

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