Sixty percent of company heads in Poland expect a moderate slowdown in the global economy, while 40% expect a strong one, according to a survey by EY. One in two respondents expects the slowdown in Poland to be strong, it stressed.more

The report of the UCE RESEARCH analytical and research platform shows that a group of Poles with the so-called franc credit and non-litigation with the bank is currently strongly divided. The survey has been conducted periodically for 3 years. The latest edition showed that as many as 37.9% of franchise holders intend to file a lawsuit against the lender in the near future. more

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The United Right can count on 36 percent. votes and electoral victory, according to a survey conducted by the Estimator studio for DoRzeczy.pl. 25.8 percent would vote for the Civic Coalition. voters, and 11 percent for the Confederation. - indicated. Voter turnout would be 58 percent.more

Every year, cashless payments break new popularity records, and there are already over 1.2 million POS payment terminals on the Polish market, all of which are adapted to accept contactless and mobile payments. However, there are still so-called White stains.more

This year's Easter will be spent away from home by 51 percent. more Poles than last year, according to data from the Nocowanie.pl portal. As stated, the reason for the increase was the ending tourist voucher, which could be used to pay for hotel services until the end of March.more

The Onet.pl portal commissioned a survey to find out which mayonnaises will be used to prepare Easter dishes this year. The survey conducted on a sample of over a thousand adult Poles shows that the three manufacturers definitely outclass the competition. 35.1% of compatriots want to buy Winiary, 24.5% will choose Kielecki, and 8.3% will choose Hellmann's.more

92 percent of respondents support Poland's membership in NATO. This is less than 2 percentage points. than a year ago, according to the March CBOS poll. 0.9% of respondents oppose Poland's presence in NATO. surveyed. 76 percent believes that Poland can be sure of the involvement of allies in the possible defense of our borders.more

12 percent of workers know someone who has lost a job in the past year due to automation in the company, according to the "Polish Labor Market Barometer." Accelerating robotization is one impetus for workers to acquire new competencies, it added.more

Every fifth company does not pay its contractors on time, often because it does not receive payments from customers itself, according to the study "Overdue invoices in Polish enterprises". For 68% of enterprises, payment backlogs are a barrier to running a business.more

The LiveCareer portal asked almost 1,400 Poles for their opinion on meetings at work - e.g. about whether they like them and whether they consider them necessary. It turns out that most of the respondents prefer to talk to their colleagues in person.more

The official visit of Ukrainian presidential couple Volodymyr and Oleena Zelenski to Poland began today with an official welcoming ceremony in the courtyard of the presidential palace by President Andrzej Duda and First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda. This was followed by a joint meeting between the two presidents and a meeting between President Zelenski and Prime Minister Morawiecki.more

Data from the National Police Headquarters show that the youngest Poles commit suicide more and more often. In 2022, over 2,000 were recorded. such attempts among people under the age of 18. They accounted for over 14% of all registered.more

72% of organizations in Poland have difficulty finding employees with the right skills. This is 2 percentage points more than a year ago, according to ManpowerGroup's "Talent Shortage" report. Successful completion of the recruitment process is a challenge for organizations around the world, globally, 77% of organizations face a talent shortage.more

According to economists surveyed by "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna", GDP will grow slightly this year. Consumption will fail to do so, the "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reported today.more

Most Polish employers are finalizing preparations for the implementation of full or hybrid remote work. Employers should be ready for the upcoming changes, said Robert Lisicki, director of the labor department of the Lewiatan Confederation.more

16.9 percent of Poles interviewed by IBRiS indicated Rafał Trzaskowski as the politician they would most like to host at the Easter table, Radio Zet reported. 14.5 percent would like to eat Easter breakfast in the company of Mateusz Morawiecki, and 12.1 percent of Donald Tusk.more

According to the latest public opinion poll, three out of ten Poles plan to do their Christmas shopping a week before Easter. Every fourth compatriot was supposed to complete them two weeks before Christmas. In turn, four out of five respondents intend to buy products in promotions.more

Remote and hybrid work have gained prominence and many companies are starting to take it as standard. Both forms of employment can be both an opportunity and a challenge for employers, Rzeczpospolita reports.more

Hungarian Wizz Air has launched two new connections from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Spain. From March this year, the airline will fly twice a week to Bilbao, and from April, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, to Seville, the carrier announced.more

On March 24-27, 2023, Research Partner conducted another survey of Poles' political preferences on the Ariadna panel. This time, the popularity of politicians who could run in the presidential election in 2025 was examined.more

"The main epidemic problem in the country is influenza. These are the reasons why we maintain the state of epidemic threat" - announced today the Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski. He noted that he addressed to the heads of offices with a request to analyze the legislative context of withdrawing the state of epidemic emergency.more

Eastern and northern Europe is the main target of cyber attacks; 114 war-related incidents have been reported in Poland over the past year, a Thales report released yesterday concluded. EU candidate countries are also increasingly under attack.more

48 percent of respondents have not heard of the recent changes to the Electoral Code at all, 30 percent. have heard of them but are unfamiliar with the proposed changes, and 22 percent has heard about the changes and is "more or less" aware of them, according to the CBOS survey.more

As many as 70 percent of us have such plans, which shows the effect of inflation felt by households. 65 percent of Poles plan to save up to 30 percent. - "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more