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Companies Urged to Review B2B and Civil-Law Contracts After Labour Inspectorate Reform

New regulations concerning Poland’s National Labour Inspectorate entered into force on 8 July this year. For entrepreneurs, they do not merely mean greater inspection...

Poland’s Labour Market Enters a Phase of Caution as Hiring Freezes Fuel “Job Hugging”

The effects of geopolitical instability, which the Polish economy must navigate on an ongoing basis, are already visible in the labour market. Companies are...

Over Half of Large Firms in Poland Plan Automation or AI Investments Within Six Months

More than half of large companies are either implementing or planning—within the next six months—to invest in automation or artificial intelligence in their business...

High Labor Costs Top Employers’ Concerns as 2026 Brings More Regulatory Pressure

Nearly 47% of employers say that high labor costs are their biggest challenge in today’s job market, according to a Trenkwalder Polska survey conducted...

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’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...

Rising Cost of Living Pushes Polish Students into the Workforce

On October 1, more than 1.2 million students will begin the new academic year in Poland. Along with this comes a surge of job...

New Laws on Foreign Employment in Poland Effective June 1

Legal employment of foreigners is to become simpler but also subject to additional restrictions. The upcoming changes in regulations aim to streamline processes, limit...

The Future of the Job Market until 2030 – Which Professions will Prosper and Which will Disappear?

Technological changes, economic uncertainty, demographic shifts, and green transformation are major factors that will shape the job market by 2030. How should we prepare...

Poland Faces Workforce Decline of 2.1 Million by 2035: Immigration and Automation in Focus

By 2035, the workforce in Poland is expected to shrink by 2.1 million people, according to an analysis by the Polish Economic Institute. Foreign...

Poland’s Labor Market Challenges: Will Workforce Shortages Hinder Economic Growth in 2025?

Poland wraps up 2024 with solid economic performance, driven by rising consumption fueled by improved real incomes. GDP has grown, and unemployment has fallen...

SME Sector Faces Inflation, Rising HR Costs, and High Employee Turnover as Key Challenges

Inflation leading to wage pressure, rising costs associated with human resource management and high turnover - these are the three main challenges in the...

Low Unemployment, High Labor Costs: Polish Companies at Crossroads

A recent survey reveals that as many as 67 percent of Polish companies cite high labor costs as the biggest barrier to their current...

The Labor Market in 2024: A Shift Towards Automation and Global Talent

We won't go back to what it was before the pandemic. This is certain. However, 2024 is expected to be a year of return...
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