For 70 percent of respondents, Pope John Paul II remains an authority, according to a poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express".more

According to the latest survey, 79 percent of Poles do not save for retirement beyond mandatory contributions.more

Financial Supervision Authority in Poland is working on a statutory solution: a settlement or repayment of the loan at the average exchange rate of the Polish Central Bank - the daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

More than 1/3 of the world's companies allow employees to perform professional duties from abroad, and more than half for hybrid work, according to a report by the consulting company Deloitte. In the case of Polish companies, 13% of them allow work from any location. companies - added.more

More than 250,000 passengers used Katowice Airport in February, including nearly 60,000 in the charters segment, the port's press service reported yesterday. February 2023 brought the best result in the charters segment in the history of this month in Katowice.more

The overall consumer sentiment index fell by 4 percent in February 2023 compared to January, according to a GfK study. Poles assess the financial situation of households and the economic situation in the country worse.more

According to the survey, 41 percent of Poles collect funds for tourist trips. 19 percent of respondents save for renovation expenses, and 18 percent for new furniture or electronics.more

Within three months of the purchase of Covid vaccines for 180,000 children, less than 3,000 people used them - the Polish daily"Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

More and more goods are disappearing from Polish stores. Small institutions are robbed more often - informs today's "Rzeczpospolita", referring to the data of the National Police Headquarters.more

73 percent of respondents believe that the war in Ukraine threatens Poland's security, 23% of respondents think otherwise. - results from the February CBOS survey. In addition, according to the survey, 81 percent supports accepting refugees in Poland, 14% are againstmore

Poles feel the increases more strongly than the inflation data shows. Chemistry is the king of high prices, informs today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

According to the Ministry of Development and Technology, last year over 310.2 thous. applications for setting up a sole proprietorship (JDG) - an increase of 4.7% yoy. However, according to experts, this number does not mean much, and this year a decrease in the number of established companies should be expected.more

The court in Warsaw will consider the case of an organized criminal group that organized transports of illegal migrants from the border with Belarus, using e.g. buses that look like ambulances. The investigation materials show that transport orders were sent to a Polish woman living in Great Britain.more

Does motherhood hinder career development? - this is one of the questions that the authors of the CVeasy.pl website asked the respondents in their new survey. It turned out that the majority of Polish women and men notice the unequal treatment of women and men on the labor market, and equal participation in raising children is visible only on paper.more

30 percent of Poles believe that the state should support the housing policy by subsidizing the reduction of interest rates on loans, according to the newest survey. more

Polish Airlines forecast that they will generate over PLN 100 million in profit in 2022. Last year, the national carrier carried 8 million passengers, performing over 85,000 flights. flights, the company said.more

The chain of cheap clothing stores Primark has revealed its plans related to the development on the European market. As announced, the company will open m. two new stores in Poland, reports Money.pl.more

More than 97 percent of Poles used mobile telephony in 2022, 79 percent had access to the Internet, mostly fixed-line (69.8 percent), according to a survey released by the Office of Electronic Communications. It added that TV services were used by 87.5 percent of those surveyed.more

Rare diseases are hardly unique, as they affect 6-8 percent of every country's population - which in Poland's case means up to three million patients. So far, however, their needs have often been overlooked in national health policy, and the list of problems they face, headed by a veritable "diagnostic odyssey," has remained the same for years.more

In February, the mood on the Polish labor market was better than a month earlier. The assessment of the current situation in workplaces has improved, the sense of job security has increased, and the percentage of respondents considering the possibility of losing their job has decreased, according to a new CBOS survey.more

Poles trust the head of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski. Behind him was President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. Szymon Hołownia made a significant decrease in trust and in the ranking he was behind the PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński - according to the Ibris survey for Onet.more

In 2022, for the first time in 5 years, the share of returns to the country decreased significantly - by as much as 13 p.p. compared to 2021. On the other hand, the share of moving abroad increased. The main destinations for moving out in 2022 were Germany and Spain. The average prices of removals increased - the price of domestic removals by 26%, and from Poland abroad by as much as 39%.more

European tables now depend on supplies from Spain and Morocco, and there the onslaught of winter has brought disaster to the crops; hence the empty shelves and horrendous vegetable prices, with high energy prices doing their part, "Rzeczpospolita" reports today.more

Thirty-eight percent of surveyed Poles are systematically saving, according to the survey "Poles' Own Wallet: saving time." More than five months' wages were accumulated by 28 percent of those who are building a financial cushion, it added.more

As many as 43% of Poles believe that our civilization will soon be destroyed, and 41% of people in this group claim that it will happen in their lifetime. The main reasons for their concerns are: the climate crisis, the war in Ukraine and the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, only 46% of respondents claim that they have the skills necessary to survive after a global cataclysm.more