The Situation in the Ukraine. #27

Firebird wrote:I think you're being a bit unkind Carl.

I mean, Miss Piggy is FAR better looking than that skank!

She must be Porkchop's dream girl!

Polish job ads with the phrase "No Ukrainians" outraged Ukraine

Aspects of the Polish employment policy are being actively discussed in Ukraine. This is a scandal that erupted after a series of announcements from Polish employers. Among other things - ads in Polish Gdynia (250 thousandth city in northern Poland).

Locals say that over the past five years, Poland was invaded by Ukrainian “zarobitchans” (migrant workers). Over 80% of work permits for foreigners were issued specifically to citizens of Ukraine. Due to the influx of Ukrainians who want to find a job, there is a peculiar variant of wage dumping. As a result, local trade unions advocated that work be provided primarily to Polish citizens - with fixed wages.

This decision led to the fact that when submitting advertisements, Polish employers increasingly began to put a special mark on a particular vacancy. The mildest option: "only for Poles." The option is tougher: "Not for Ukrainians."

The Ukrainian media indignantly publishes examples of such announcements. One of them is hosted by the director of one of the restaurants in Polish Gdynia.

The vacancy of the cook involves work for 17 Polish zlotys per hour (about 285 rubles). Moreover, the announcement stated literally: "No Ukrainians and the like."



The scandal is further aggravated by the fact that we are talking about a restaurant, which, according to some reports, belongs to a representative of Ukrainian business elites. The scandal tried to hush up even the mayor of the city, who began to receive complaints and threats from the territory of Ukraine. He personally visited the restaurant. However, his visit to the management regarding employment rules was not affected. In Ukraine, they are outraged and demand action.

The Ukrainian publication Strana.ua writes that in Poland there has been a sharp deterioration in the attitude towards Ukrainians who come to work. From an interview with Ivan Mikhaylyuk, who arrived in Poland to work from Lviv:

We are considered the lowest grade, cattle, angry that we are knocking them down the level of income, agreeing to work for half the normal rate. Once I witnessed how on the bus to Warsaw, the tipsy Poles began to pester the Ukrainians because they spoke Ukrainian. And I myself somehow forgot in a supermarket what potatoes are called in Polish (back then I didn’t know the language well), as a Pole from the queue: everything is clear, he is Ukrainian, come in large numbers.

https://topwar.ru/161721-polskie-objavlenija-o-vakansijah-s-frazoj-nikakih-ukraincev-vozmutili-smi-ukrainy.html

magnumcromagnon wrote:How Poroshenko Stole and Exported $8 Billion from Ukraine

magnumcromagnon wrote:

Polish job ads with the phrase "No Ukrainians" outraged Ukraine

Aspects of the Polish employment policy are being actively discussed in Ukraine. This is a scandal that erupted after a series of announcements from Polish employers. Among other things - ads in Polish Gdynia (250 thousandth city in northern Poland).

Locals say that over the past five years, Poland was invaded by Ukrainian “zarobitchans” (migrant workers). Over 80% of work permits for foreigners were issued specifically to citizens of Ukraine. Due to the influx of Ukrainians who want to find a job, there is a peculiar variant of wage dumping. As a result, local trade unions advocated that work be provided primarily to Polish citizens - with fixed wages.

This decision led to the fact that when submitting advertisements, Polish employers increasingly began to put a special mark on a particular vacancy. The mildest option: "only for Poles." The option is tougher: "Not for Ukrainians."

The Ukrainian media indignantly publishes examples of such announcements. One of them is hosted by the director of one of the restaurants in Polish Gdynia.

The vacancy of the cook involves work for 17 Polish zlotys per hour (about 285 rubles). Moreover, the announcement stated literally: "No Ukrainians and the like."



The scandal is further aggravated by the fact that we are talking about a restaurant, which, according to some reports, belongs to a representative of Ukrainian business elites. The scandal tried to hush up even the mayor of the city, who began to receive complaints and threats from the territory of Ukraine. He personally visited the restaurant. However, his visit to the management regarding employment rules was not affected. In Ukraine, they are outraged and demand action.

The Ukrainian publication Strana.ua writes that in Poland there has been a sharp deterioration in the attitude towards Ukrainians who come to work. From an interview with Ivan Mikhaylyuk, who arrived in Poland to work from Lviv:

We are considered the lowest grade, cattle, angry that we are knocking them down the level of income, agreeing to work for half the normal rate. Once I witnessed how on the bus to Warsaw, the tipsy Poles began to pester the Ukrainians because they spoke Ukrainian. And I myself somehow forgot in a supermarket what potatoes are called in Polish (back then I didn’t know the language well), as a Pole from the queue: everything is clear, he is Ukrainian, come in large numbers.

https://topwar.ru/161721-polskie-objavlenija-o-vakansijah-s-frazoj-nikakih-ukraincev-vozmutili-smi-ukrainy.html

Cyberspec wrote:It's the 5 year anniversary of the destruction of the Ilovaisk cauldron in 2014....

Grads hammering the pocket (video in link)

https://twitter.com/AnatolyVlasov87/status/1166703021981687808

Cyberspec wrote:It's the 5 year anniversary of the destruction of the Ilovaisk cauldron in 2014....

Grads hammering the pocket (video in link)

https://twitter.com/AnatolyVlasov87/status/1166703021981687808

PapaDragon wrote:
There was prisoner exchange today.

Does anyone know if two border guards that the Ukrainians kidnapped in Crimea have been exchanged?

They are only ones that matter.

franco wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:There was prisoner exchange today.

Does anyone know if two border guards that the Ukrainians kidnapped in Crimea have been exchanged?

They are only ones that matter.

These two?

Alexander Baranov and Maxim Odintsov – the former Ukrainian military servicemembers. After the 2014 events, they remained in Crimea where joined the Russian Armed Forces. They were detained at the Chongar checkpoint north of Crimea in November 2016.

franco wrote:.............
These two?

Alexander Baranov and Maxim Odintsov – the former Ukrainian military servicemembers. After the 2014 events, they remained in Crimea where joined the Russian Armed Forces. They were detained at the Chongar checkpoint north of Crimea in November 2016.

Андрей Васьковский, Владимир Цемах, Виктор Агеев, Юрий Ломако, Александр Баранов, Ольга Ковалис, Аслан Басханов, Елена Бобовая, Сергей Лазарев, Александр Ракущин, Владимир Галич, Сергей Гнатьев, Анна Дубенко, Станислав Ежов, Аркадий Жидких, Игорь Кимаковский, Дмитрий Кореновский, Александр Тарасенко, Алексей Лазаренко, Петр Мельничук, Евгений Мефедов, Максим Одинцов, Юлия Просолова, Антонина Родионова, Алексей Седиков, Андрей Костенко, Андрей Третьяков, Тарас Синичак, Александр Саттаров, Виктор Федоров, Кирилл Вышинский, Павел Черных.

The combat operation of the Ukrainian "Alpha" in the Odessa region ended in losses

The regional Ukrainian media reported that on September 11, 2019, near Odessa, a fighter of the Alpha unit of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) was killed, and several of his "twin cities" were injured. At the same time, there was initially no clarity whatsoever under what circumstances it happened, what kind of “military special operation” it was, or whether this information was true.

It should be noted that on the indicated day the SBU reported only that “the operation was connected with the performance of tasks as close as possible to the military”, the comments of the department were limited to this. However, meticulous journalists managed to find out that the dead was the Ukrainian "patriot", the "hero of the ATO", an employee of the Center for Special Operations (CSO) to combat terrorism, the protection of participants in criminal proceedings and law enforcement officials, senior lieutenant, Alexander Ivankov. He was 33 years old, he was originally from the city of Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk region and was seconded from Kiev to the Odessa region.

It should be noted that the distrust of the Ukrainian authorities in the inhabitants of Odessa is well known. So, starting in 2014, most of the employees of the SBU of Odessa region are “traveling”, i.e. not local, but representatives of racially “right” regions.

At the same time, one law enforcement source who wished to remain anonymous said that the commando was killed, or rather drowned, during the exercises. Another source claims that the fighter died in a shootout. In any case, all circumstances will be established by the investigation. Most intriguing in another. Only after all this surfaced in the media, the SBU officially recognized the death of the employee, expressed condolences to the family of the deceased and promised to help her.

https://topwar.ru/162480-soglashenie-o-evroassociacii-zastavljaet-ukrainu-prokachivat-gaz-iz-rf-v-es-bez-kontrakta.html

magnumcromagnon wrote:Looks like the APU carried out an operation in Odessa Oblast and suffered serious losses. Come 2020 the Odessa region may be a new front in the Ukrainian civil war.

The combat operation of the Ukrainian "Alpha" in the Odessa region ended in losses

The regional Ukrainian media reported that on September 11, 2019, near Odessa, a fighter of the Alpha unit of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) was killed, and several of his "twin cities" were injured. At the same time, there was initially no clarity whatsoever under what circumstances it happened, what kind of “military special operation” it was, or whether this information was true.

It should be noted that on the indicated day the SBU reported only that “the operation was connected with the performance of tasks as close as possible to the military”, the comments of the department were limited to this. However, meticulous journalists managed to find out that the dead was the Ukrainian "patriot", the "hero of the ATO", an employee of the Center for Special Operations (CSO) to combat terrorism, the protection of participants in criminal proceedings and law enforcement officials, senior lieutenant, Alexander Ivankov. He was 33 years old, he was originally from the city of Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk region and was seconded from Kiev to the Odessa region.

It should be noted that the distrust of the Ukrainian authorities in the inhabitants of Odessa is well known. So, starting in 2014, most of the employees of the SBU of Odessa region are “traveling”, i.e. not local, but representatives of racially “right” regions.

At the same time, one law enforcement source who wished to remain anonymous said that the commando was killed, or rather drowned, during the exercises. Another source claims that the fighter died in a shootout. In any case, all circumstances will be established by the investigation. Most intriguing in another. Only after all this surfaced in the media, the SBU officially recognized the death of the employee, expressed condolences to the family of the deceased and promised to help her.

https://topwar.ru/162480-soglashenie-o-evroassociacii-zastavljaet-ukrainu-prokachivat-gaz-iz-rf-v-es-bez-kontrakta.html

GarryB wrote:If they think they can be buddies with Russia to further isolate China and Iran then they are dreaming.