Developing human resources in POLAND

In many of the countries of Eastern Europe businessmen can detect a new mood of economic liberalism. Over the years they have become used to dealing with Yugoslavia's famous mixture of worker control and western enterprise. Romania has taken up the running, with the passing last year of a new law allowing western capital to take a share in the ownership of companies operating in the country. Now the Polish authorities are drafting a similar law, and at the same time stepping up their drive to attract western capital and management. In Britain this autumn, for instance, members of the Polish Chamber of Foreign Trade will be giving talks in London and in provincial centres on opportunities for industrial cooperation between British companies and state enterprises in Poland.