Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Country and Sector Risk Update: Overall Improvement, but Sector Details Tell a Different Story

Despite ongoing geopolitical turmoil—and even trade wars—country...

Poland Among Least Exposed to AI-Driven Job Losses

Poland and Advanced AI. Poland is relatively...

Most Production and Logistics Workers in Poland Prefer a Higher Base Salary Over Bonuses, Report Finds

Although most production and logistics workers say that a pay model combining a fixed base salary with a bonus gives them a relative sense of security, nearly one in...

Minimum Wage Rises Again in Poland: Which Sectors and Regions Will Feel the Cost Most in 2026?

From 1 January 2026, the minimum wage in Poland increased to PLN 4,806 gross,...

Silver Workers Gain Ground in Poland as Companies Rethink Retention in the AI Era

In 2026, Polish companies will operate in conditions of permanent transformation, driven by two...

Skills First in Poland: Employers Prioritize Project, Analytical and Tech Competencies in 2026

According to the 2026 Salary Report prepared by the recruitment and HR consulting firm...

Automation Reshapes HR: Hiring Slows, Skills Requirements Rise

In 2025, demand for HR professionals remained close to the level recorded in 2024....

Average Salary in Poland’s Enterprise Sector Surpasses PLN 9,000 in November

In November 2025, average wages in Poland’s enterprise sector rose by 7.10% year on year, clearly exceeding market expectations of 6.30%. The average gross...

Tech Sector Moves From Mass Hiring to Targeted Talent: Experis Sees Stabilisation in 2026

One in three IT companies plans to hire in the first quarter of the new year, nearly half expect to keep their teams unchanged,...

Amendment to the Labour Inspectorate Act Set to Reshape Poland’s Labour Market from 2026

According to current assumptions, an amendment to the Act on the National Labour Inspectorate (Państwowa Inspekcja Pracy, PIP) is expected to enter into force...

2025 on the Labour Market: A Year of Contradictions

The year 2025 is marked by clear contradictions on the labour market. Although Poland ranks among the top five EU countries with the lowest...

Poland Among Europe’s Most Monitored Workforces, Global ADP Study Shows

36% of Polish employees feel their work is being monitored, according to the global ADP study “People at Work 2025: A Global Workforce View.” In...

Major Changes Ahead in Polish Labor Law: Transparency, B2B Contracts, and Higher Costs for the Self-Employed

A series of significant changes to Polish labor law is on the horizon. The first will take effect as early as Christmas Eve: the...

Financial Job Market in Poland Shifts Toward Expertise — Niche Specialists Set the Rules, Employers Dominate Elsewhere

The job market for financial specialists in Poland is no longer associated with simple outsourcing but is transforming into a hub for advanced expert...

Poland’s Finance Job Market Matures: Specialists Need Broader Skills as Salary Gaps Widen

Poland’s job market for financial professionals is no longer associated with simple outsourcing. It is increasingly defined by advanced expert structures — which means...

AI Is Reshaping the Job Market: Entry-Level Roles Disappear as Competency Pressure Rises

AI is fundamentally rewriting the rules of the job market. Artificial intelligence is taking over tasks that for years formed the backbone of junior...

The Best-Paying University Degrees in Poland

There are university programmes in Poland that allow young specialists to earn salaries several times higher than the national average. According to data from...

Full-Time Contracts Still Seen as Safest, but Interest in Project Work Is Rising

As many as 43% of Poles say openly that they could support themselves solely through project-based work. The most open to this model are...

Poland Risks Losing Ukrainian Workers Without Rapid Legal Reforms

Ukrainian refugees generated 2.7% of Poland’s GDP in 2024, according to an analysis by Deloitte prepared for UNHCR. The report shows that 69% of...

Global Healthcare Faces a Shortfall of 11 Million Workers by 2030

By 2030, the world may face a shortage of as many as 11 million healthcare workers. Today, 67% of Polish organizations in the sector...

Poland’s New Tenure Law to Impact Leave, Notice Periods and Severance Pay

In 2026, new rules for calculating employment tenure will come into force. Under the revised framework, employees will be able to include not only...
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Most Production and Logistics Workers in Poland Prefer a Higher Base Salary Over Bonuses, Report Finds

Although most production and logistics workers say that a pay model combining a fixed...

237,000 Foreign Students in Polish Schools, Mostly from Ukraine

In the previous school year, 237,000 foreign students were enrolled in Polish schools, the vast majority of them children from Ukraine, according to last...

UOKiK Fines Zalando and Temu Nearly PLN 37 Million for Misleading Discounts

Not every price reduction means real savings—and not every promotion is as attractive as marketing messages suggest. Poland’s competition and consumer watchdog, Office of...

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The AI chatbot Grok, developed by xAI, became the center of an international scandal after enabling a service that generated sexual deepfakes (digitally “undressed”...

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