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Polish Labor Market Faces Workforce Decline: Companies Urged to Invest in Employee Development

The Polish labor market is facing an unprecedented decrease in the number of workers. By 2035, there may be as many as 2.1 million...

Only 47% of employees feel supported in their professional development, and 42% fear that AI will replace them at work

47 percent of employees feel supported by their organisation in their professional development. 43 percent of employees believe that artificial intelligence will be...

Finalization of VeloBank’s acquisition by Cerberus, EBOR and IFC

An affiliated entity of Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. (“Cerberus”), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (“EBRD”) and the International Finance Corporation (“IFC”, an...

Comprehensive Strategy Needed for Ukraine’s Rebuilding: Economic and Humanitarian Perspectives on Post-War Recovery

The total damages to Ukraine's infrastructure due to the Russian invasion have reached $157 billion, according to calculations by the Kyiv School of Economics....

Network Perspective has secured 1 million PLN in funding from Unfold.vc

- Network Perspective from Wrocław has developed technology that supports companies in improving team efficiency through automated interpretation of collaboration habits. This is achieved...

VeloBank Secures PLN 700 Million Recapitalization from Cerberus Capital Management Subsidiary

VeloBank has secured an investor, a subsidiary of the Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. fund based in New York, which will recapitalize the bank in...

Polish TSL sector to see a slight reduction in employment in Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the Polish TSL sector is forecast to see a slight reduction in employment, though no company is planning...

Visit of Prime Minister Donald Tusk to Kyiv – what does business expect?

Poland has become Ukraine's largest trading partner for the first time in history. We anticipate that the continued trade growth that is beneficial for...
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