The city of Lublin has been named Poland’s best city for drivers in a study ranking country’s top urban motoring environments in 2019 prepared by a tyre distribution company Oponeo and a mobile navigation app Yanosik.
Lublin’s Investor Relations Office has just moved to a new location. Since 27 April, the team has been operating in a new office building right downtown at 2 Spokojna St, which is within an easy walking distance of the previous premises at 20 Leszczyńskiego St.
The epidemic we’re dealing with has substantially deteriorated the situation of thousands of entrepreneurs. Some of them decided to suspend their operations, while the vast majority have lost a great part of revenues, at the same time being obliged to cover costs of running their businesses.
As a response to this hardship of enterprises, both the central and the local government have introduced a broad range of measures, including the so-called “Anti-crisis Shield”.
The City of Lublin undertakes many preventive measures in the combat against coronavirus. Also, more and more entrepreneurs from Lublin decide to join this battle.
7R is a Polish dynamically growing developer of commercial real estate operating all over Poland. It specializes in delivering modern warehouses and production facilities for lease. So far, the company has completed projects of a total area of 400,000 sqm nationwide, with further 700,000 sqm in the pipeline, including 110,000 sqm in Lublin.
Phillip, a recruiter from Lublin, supports people who lost their job due to the coronavirus crisis and helps to increase their visibility on LinkedIn. His tools are a camera, social media and a friendly conversation
The current epidemic in Poland results in dramatic changes on the labour market. Increasingly more people are laid off despite their extensive experience and high qualifications. Phillip Poynton works as a Senior IT Recruiter at Lublin-based PwC IT Services, and his main responsibility is the recruitment of Salesforce professionals. For more than a week already, we have been observing his LinkedIn initiative called #TalkToPhill (PL #PogadajzPhillem), which aims to present people together with their experience and share their profiles with fellow recruiters and businesses that are hiring. Phillip’s interviews are a kind of a résumé, which helps recognise talents and qualifications of interviewees.
Lublin, as the second city in Poland, has its own 3D model. It creates new possibilities for urban planners, architects and land surveyors supporting their analyses and thematic papers. The model is available at lublin3d.lublin.eu.
Investor Relations Office of the Lublin City Hall wishing all our partners, investors and fellows Happy Easter and all the best in private and professional life.
NOYEN, a Lublin-based manufacturer of comprehensive solutions for industry with over 20 years of experience in the production of machines and chemicals, has joined forces with scientists from the Lublin University of Life Sciences and KUKA to combat coronavirus.
This is the title of the latest report drawn up by Colliers International and the Municipal Office of Lublin. It is an interesting summary of results of an analysis of the city presenting what citizens, investors and analysts think about Lublin. According to them, Lublin is the most dynamic metropolis in Eastern Poland, comparable to leaders of CEE like Sofia, Vilnius or Zagreb. What makes Lublin stand out from other Polish locations which are also attractive in terms of quality of living and conditions for running a business, is a rapid pace of growth and the extent of the transformation the city has undergone. What are the benefits of Lublin then?
InPost, the leading logistics company in Poland, for the fifth time appreciated location and facilities of Panattoni and decided to lease 8,100 sqm of warehouse space in the developer’s recent investment at Mełgiewska St in Lublin.
