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Poland’s Rental Housing Supply Rises Ahead of Academic Year, Keeping Rents Under Pressure

Poland’s rental housing supply increased for a fourth consecutive month in August. Despite the approaching academic year, tenant activity had not yet accelerated, while...

Only One in Four Polish Men Get Regular Preventive Check-Ups, Survey Shows

Although most adults in Poland undergo at least one preventive medical test during the year, regular screening remains far less common. A PZU Zdrowie...

Poland’s ‘Millionaires in the Red’: 320 Consumers Owe PLN 654 Million

To join this group, a consumer must owe at least PLN 1 million. Yet the average Polish ‘millionaire in the red’ owes more than...

Poznań: wages rise 12.7%, unemployment stays at just 1.6%, but employment falls

Average gross pay in Poznań enterprises rose to PLN 10.9 thousand in July, while the unemployment rate remained at just 1.6%. At the same time, employment fell 2.5% year on year.

Katowice: wages top PLN 10,000, jobs decline and retail sales stay strong

Average gross pay in Katowice exceeded PLN 10,000 in July, while employment fell 1.8% year on year. Retail sales, construction and the number of businesses continued to grow, and unemployment remained very low.

Gdańsk leads employment growth as wages approach PLN 11,000 but rise at the slowest pace

Gdańsk recorded the fastest employment growth among the compared regional capitals in July. Average pay approached PLN 11,000 gross and retail sales rose more than 22%, while construction and housing were weaker.

Wrocław: wages above PLN 10,000 and double-digit industrial growth, but unemployment rises

Wrocław combined strong industrial and wage growth with a sharp increase in registered unemployment in July 2026. Average gross pay reached PLN 10,187.32 and industrial output rose 12.8% year on year.

Kraków has Poland’s highest average city wage at PLN 11,700, but employment is falling

Average pay in Kraków’s enterprise sector rose to PLN 11,700.78 gross in July, the highest among Poland’s 18 regional capitals. Employment fell 1.9% year on year, while registered unemployment rose above 15,000.

Poland Could Become a Regional Energy Hub, but Its Power Grids Need Major Modernisation

Poland has the potential to become an energy hub for Central and Eastern Europe, but experts say this will require major investment in transmission and distribution grids, supportive regulation and long-term financing.

Immunotherapy and Targeted Treatments Have Transformed Cancer Care. Some Advanced Cancers Can Now Be Controlled for Years

Cancer treatment has changed dramatically over the past 25 years. Targeted therapies and immunotherapy now allow some advanced cancers to be controlled for years while reducing damage to healthy tissue.

Cancer Treatment May End, but Anxiety Often Does Not. Survivors Still Need Psychological Support

Cancer survivors often struggle with fear of recurrence, treatment complications and returning to work or family life. Poland also faces a major shortage of psycho-oncology specialists.

ZUE Reports PLN 396.7 Million in Revenue and Expands Order Book to PLN 4.1 Billion

ZUE Group generated PLN 396.7 million in revenue and PLN 2.1 million in net profit in the first half of 2026. Although earnings declined year on year, the infrastructure contractor significantly strengthened its future revenue base, with its order backlog reaching around PLN 4.1 billion net and further opportunities emerging in Poland, Romania and Germany.

Record-Low Vistula Levels Highlight Growing Water Stress in Poland

Poland’s Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has recorded almost 400 hydrological monitoring stations across the country where river flows have fallen below...

ORLEN Reports PLN 76.5bn Revenue and PLN 7.7bn Net Profit in Q2

ORLEN Group’s revenue reached PLN 76.5 billion in the second quarter of 2026, with LIFO operating profit of PLN 13.9 billion and net profit...
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