In her time in the Netherlands, Sevdi has gained a great deal of experience in the agricultural and horticultural sector. “I have worked on a carnation farm and at the auction in Poeldijk. Someone I know, Ali, told me about working via abflexkracht. That's how these things work,” Svedi says with a grin. “I'm part of a large network of Bulgarians living in and around The Hague; we all help each other. Every day, we carpool to work – from The Hague to Oude Wetering – with a group of Bulgarians. We use a van provided by abflexkracht so we could get from home to work and back.”
“Before I started working for abflexkracht, I did a little research to see if it was a trustworthy organisation. That's because some agencies here in the Netherlands don't follow the rules or honour their agreements. I know this from personal experience, unfortunately, which is why I’m cautious.” Svedi quickly came to the conclusion that abflexkracht is a reliable company to work for. She has been employed by abflexkracht for over six months now and is quite satisfied. “Everything is so well-organised, from the transportation to the weekly wages. And if I have questions, I can talk to Serdal, my contact at abflexkracht, who speaks my native language. To me, that good support is what makes the difference – it's priceless
