SD Worx Poland

One in Three Polish Companies Is Not Ready for Pay Transparency, While More Than Half of Polish Employees Do Not Know What Rights the...

By 7 June 2026 at the latest, all EU member states must fully implement into national law the provisions resulting from the Pay Transparency...

Workers Fear Replacement by AI, While Employers Worry About Labor Shortages

In the era of rapid technological progress and artificial intelligence, public debate about the labor market is filled with slogans predicting that AI will...

Despite Dynamic Wage Growth and Record-Low Unemployment, Many Polish Workers Are Still Dissatisfied with Their Salaries

Despite dynamic wage increases and record-low unemployment rates in Poland, many employees still feel dissatisfied with the level of their pay. Half of Polish...

SD Worx Poland Completes Integration of Acquired Companies TribePerk and SD Worx SAP Solutions Poland

TribePerk and SD Worx SAP Solutions Poland are now operating under the unified brand SD Worx Poland, while their solutions will continue under their...

Daniel Idźkowski appointed as the Managing Director of SD Worx Poland

SD Worx has entrusted Daniel Idzkowski with the helm of the Polish branch. The new Managing Director will focus on the dynamic development of...

Polish companies lead the way in actions to eliminate the wage gap in Europe

Three out of ten Polish employers see equality and transparency of salaries as a challenge for their company. However, in Europe, Polish companies lead...

Polish Employees Happier with Pay Than Europeans (Despite Lower Average)

Only 37 percent of European employees are satisfied with their total compensation package. Poles evaluate their situation significantly better. As many as 60 percent of...

SD Worx Acquires Polish Startup TribePerk

SD Worx has acquired the Polish startup TribePerk. This rapidly growing company offers an integrated package of cloud-based HR solutions, including payroll processing, HR...

One in three European companies has invested in AI, and one in five people fear that AI could replace them at work

One in five employees in Europe fears that artificial intelligence might replace them in most of their professional tasks. SD Worx, a leading European...

Polish Companies See Business Sentiment Improve, but Investment Remains Cautious as Labour Costs Stay the Main Barrier

88% of Global Companies Already Use AI, but Scaling Remains a Challenge

Reliable Data Becomes a Strategic Foundation for Business, AI and the Digital Economy

Polish companies return to a growth path. Profits, revenues and investment are rising

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