Background Information about Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka is an island nation in South Asia with a rich history as a former Portuguese, Dutch, and British colony, now a part of the Commonwealth. Its economy has historically been based on agriculture, tourism, and accelerated industrial development, particularly in garment manufacturing. Recent political tensions and the effects of the pandemic have led to a severe economic crisis, prompting many Sri Lankans to seek employment abroad.
Reasons for Recommendation: The current economic conditions have created a scenario where Sri Lankan workers are highly appreciated by foreign employers. The country’s history as part of the British Empire and the Commonwealth, along with its strong tourism industry, has fostered widespread English language proficiency even among those without higher education. Most Sri Lankan workers on the One Staff platform speak English sufficiently for professional activities. They possess various specializations, with work experience ranging from 1 to over 20 years, including both skilled and unskilled workers.
Positive Attitude and Work Environment: Sri Lankan workers, coming from a tourism-centric economy, are known for their cheerful demeanor and positive attitude, making the work environment pleasant. Their flexibility is notable, with many quickly adapting to the Romanian work environment. Some have even started learning Romanian within a month of arrival, facilitating better communication with colleagues and employers.
Efficient Recruitment Process: One Staff collaborates with one of the largest local recruitment agencies in Sri Lanka, ensuring high-quality candidates and a swift work visa acquisition process for Romania, typically within two weeks. This partnership also organizes preparatory workshops for workers before their departure, easing their adaptation to Romanian culture and work settings.
Positions Filled by Sri Lankan Workers:
Simple Documentation Process: One Staff handles all the necessary documentation for bringing foreign workers to Romania through specialized lawyers.
