The new price list is to give Modlin profits and attract new carriers. The port also wants to focus on cargo - we can read in today's issue of "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

Poles expect to spend an average of PLN 538 for this year's Easter. The most numerous group declares expenses from PLN 401 to PLN 500 - according to research for the BIG InfoMonitor Debtors Register.more

Further food price rises are feared by 76% of consumers. The main criterion for choosing food products for 41 percent of Poles is low price, according to a report by research company GfK. It added that inflation and the outbreak of war in Ukraine have changed Poles' shopping habits.more

War can cause mental health problems in 80 per cent of the population who have experienced it, 40 per cent of whom may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), according to research reported by psychiatrist Agnieszka Popiel, PhD, a professor at SWPS University.more

In Q1 this year. median earnings in IT amounted to 9 thousand. gross PLN; they could count on the highest earnings, among others specialists in cybersecurity, cloud technologies and niche programming languages - according to the: protocol recruiting platform report.more

More than half of Poles prepare too much food for Easter, which then ends up in the trash, according to a study conducted by Kantar Public. Vegetable salad and bread are the most common items in the basket.more

The turbulence caused in the Polish economy by the war with Ukraine emphasized the costs of using one's own currency. We would probably be safer in the euro zone - Rzeczpospolita reports today, citing the results of the expert panel.more

The outbreak of the war in the East made Poles open to changes that will help reduce the consumption of gas and oil, reports "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna", pointing to the results of the YouGov poll for the European Climate Foundation.more

Today, young candidates for work in Poland lack skills related to logical thinking, taking up challenges, independence, commitment and creativity - incl. such conclusions can be drawn from the report of the team from the Jagiellonian University, commissioned by the National Center for Research and Development.more

More than half of Poles want to cool down relations with the Orban government, while changes in the relations between the Polish and Hungarian authorities are expected by more than 7 out of 10 respondents, according to a SW Research survey conducted for rp.pl.more

In the coming days, there may be irregularities in air traffic over Poland, including flight delays and cancellations - informed the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). more

The fifth edition of the study "FMCG Brands We Shop by BLIX & Kantar" showed that the largest group of active consumers are still prudent and pragmatic people. The share of shopping enthusiasts who now visit stores for entertainment has decreased over the course of the year. However, more and more cenoholics focused on the amount of expenses.more

31 percent companies in Poland want to employ Ukrainians. They are mainly representatives of the industrial production, construction and services sectors, according to a study by the Polish Economic Institute. According to analysts, over 250,000 people could count on work in Poland. women.more

Food products for Easter in Poland will be more than 20 percent more expensive this year. than in 2021 - BNP Paribas Bank analysts calculated. The average "święconka" will be 12 percent. more expensive compared to last year's holidays, they said.more

As a result of the war in Ukraine and the movement of people to our country, we can expect an increase in various types of infections, not only COVID-19, even infections such as HIV, specialists warned yesterday at the conference "Virology 2022 - latest reports".more

The functioning of the National Health Fund is assessed well by 31% of Poles, and negatively by 60%. The opinions about the State Sanitary Inspectorate are the best recorded so far. Its activity is assessed well by 53% of respondents, with 18% giving a bad mark. - This is the result of a CBOS survey.more

7 out of 10 Poles support the idea that every inhabitant of the country must undergo a short military course - according to a survey conducted by IBRiS for "Rzeczpospolita".more

According to the latest public opinion poll, almost every third Pole intends to do pre-Christmas grocery shopping only a week before Easter. It is also known that over 9 out of 10 compatriots plan to buy products in stationary stores. Most respondents announce that they will execute transactions at discounters.more

A mere regulation in Poland plans to create a gigantic database, combining information from almost all possible public registers, writes today's 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna'.more

Since 24 February, 2.5 million people have entered Poland from Ukraine, the Border Guard announced this morning. Yesterday, officers cleared 18.5 thousand travellers, and today until 7:00 am - 3.8 thousand people. More than half of the refugees registered in the PESEL database are children.more

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met today with Liz Truss, head of the British Foreign Office, who is visiting Poland. The topics of the talks include aid to Ukraine, humanitarian support and European security, the Prime Minister's Office said.more

According to the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, in 2021 over 181,000 employers were looking for employees through labor offices. This means an increase by about 18% year on year and a decrease by 5% compared to 2019. Last year there were over 22% more job offers and professional activation than in 2020.more

The cruelty of the war in Ukraine verifies the attitudes of Poles in the country. In the event of aggression by a foreign country, one in four Poles would try to go abroad, and only one in five would appear in the army, paramilitary formation or in a hospital - according to an IBRiS survey published in Rzeczpospolita.more

Growth forecasts for this year are on average 3.5 percent. against 4.4 percent predicted three months ago. Average inflation estimates this year were raised from less than 8 percent. to approx. 10.5 percent - results from a survey of "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" among economists from 15 Polish institutions.more

The availability of new cars, limited by the slowdown in production, drives up prices on the secondary market. The forecasts are bad: in the coming months the pace of increases will not slow down - reports Rzeczpospolita today.more