Thursday, November 21, 2024

Polish IT Sector Faces Rising Debt and Market Pressure Despite Growing Demand for Specialists

For years, the IT industry has been perceived as a stable sector, recording growth and offering good career prospects. As many as 51 percent of Poles believe that IT...

Company insolvency in Poland at a record level. Increase by 26% in the first half of 2024

The number of insolvencies of companies in Poland increased by 26% in the first...

World’s Best Workplaces 2024 – We Know This Year’s 25 Awardees

On November 14th, the Great Place To Work® Institute announced the 25 winners of...

Sole Proprietorship Registrations Drop by 4.6% in 2024: Trends and Outlook for Year-End

Over the first three quarters of the year, more than 221,000 applications for registration...

Poland’s Strategic Role in Production and Supply Chains

Thanks to its strategic location and strong industrial base, Poland is strengthening its position...

Organizations with High Expertise in Generative AI Report Significant Benefits in Product Development and Innovation

Organizations with a high level of knowledge in generative artificial intelligence are more likely than others to report significant benefits in product and service...

Restructuring and Layoffs Raise Concerns for Polish Job Market Amid Economic Stability

Several major companies have announced restructuring and layoffs in recent weeks, raising concerns about the condition of the Polish job market. Economists are reassuring,...

Increase in Sole Proprietorship Applications from Foreign Nationals in Poland Rises to 16% in Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, nearly 16% of applications for establishing a sole proprietorship were submitted to the CEIDG registry by individuals with citizenship other than...

Polish BPO Sector Maintains Growth Amid Global Challenges

In recent years, the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector in Poland has been experiencing steady growth, although last year saw a slowdown in its...

AI-Driven Evolution: The Future of Poland’s Business Services Sector

The latest ABSL report shows that the business services sector in Poland continues to grow. Employment growth last year was 22,100, and the sector...

Diversified Demand and Strategic Location Make Silesia a Prime Investment Destination

Strongly diversified demand, strategic location near key foreign markets, developed infrastructure, and a large market of 4.5 million residents are just a few reasons...

Increasing Innovation in Polish Enterprises: Key to Sustainable Economic Growth

In Poland, nearly 35% of domestic enterprises engage in innovative activities, which is still relatively low compared to the EU average of almost 53%....

Government Plans to Ease Burden on Sole Proprietorships with New Health Insurance Contribution Regulations

The government aims to ease the burden on sole proprietorships by introducing new regulations for collecting and calculating health insurance contributions. The proposed changes...

Fewer Sole Proprietorship Registrations, More Resumptions in Poland

In the first quarter of this year, the CEIDG registry received over 6% fewer applications for starting a sole proprietorship compared to the same...

Swiftonomics – The Global Phenomenon of Taylor Swift and Her Remarkable Economic Impact

The global concert industry is currently experiencing a true renaissance. This is not only thanks to record ticket sales but above all due to...

Companies in Poland Lagging in ESG Reporting – Only 19% Ready for New EU Requirements

48% of surveyed companies declare that they have previously published ESG reports. However, only 19% are technologically prepared to meet the challenge of sustainable...

73% of Polish Companies Confident About Export Prospects for 2024

73% of Polish Companies Confident About Export Prospects for 2024: After the Storm, Comes the Sun? Despite a general confidence, Polish managers are the least...

Technological Transformation and AI: Insights from the EY CEO Outlook Pulse Survey

The technological transformation spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic has stimulated innovation within companies, helping them to avoid financial losses. The next phase of digital...

Polish Companies Lag in Foreign Investment: Geopolitics, Caution, and Lack of Knowledge Hinder Growth

In 2022, the value of direct foreign investments by Polish firms amounted to 28 billion euros, which represented just 5% of the national GDP,...

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