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70% of people have worked in a toxic workplace, according an Instantprint study. More than half of those surveyed said they’d quit a job if the workplace didn’t feel healthy, which is particularly true among female workers who are more likely to take this seriously.more

61.8 percent of the participants of the SW Research survey conducted for the rp.pl portal believe that Poland will hit the fourth wave of the pandemic in the fall. 17.3 percent believed "no" and 20.9 percent did not agree.more

Almost 40 per cent of Scots are less likely to back independence if separation plans appeared on course for the country adopting the euro currency, a new poll has revealed. more

Poles do not want such restrictions as in France - informs se.pl, referring to the results of a survey conducted for "Super Express". 52 percent of those polled were against such restrictions, 42 percent. expressed support for them.more

The unvaccinated fear the vaccine against Covid-19 more than the deadly Coronavirus and its rapidly spreading Delta variant, a new poll shows.more

As much as 84 percent Poles believe that MPs should not receive a salary increase - according to a poll by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express". The increases are supported by 11 percent respondents, and 5 percent has no opinion on this matter.more

Better housing conditions, stability and job security, better health care system are mainly factors influencing Poles' decisions about having a child, the study shows.more

Szymon Hołownia, Rafał Trzaskowski were considered by the respondents to be the most intelligent and modern politicians - according to the Kantar survey. The next places are Donald Tusk and Robert Biedroń. Jarosław Kaczyński was considered the least intelligent and modern.more

53.7 percent of Poles support restrictions for people who have not taken the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska. The portal emphasizes that Poles, however, are strongly divided on specific restrictions for the unvaccinated.more

Boris Johnson’s poll lead has fallen sharply in the wake of last weekend’s fiasco over whether he should be exempt from self-isolation requirements.more

Although there is no evidence to support such a claim, probe conducted by YouGov and “The Economist” showed that 15 percent. Americans think this conspiracy theory is “probably true,” and another 5% think it is “certainly true.”more

Up to 13 percent of Polish parents regret having decided to have a child, according to a study by the SWPS University. Parents who regret having children more often have a traumatic childhood, have higher levels of depression and anxiety symptoms.more

39 percent of Poles surveyed will travel around the country during the holidays, 11 percent will spend their free time abroad - the survey shows. Every third respondent considers going on vacation with a rented car.more

55 percent of Poles, in exchange for additional benefits, are willing to provide other entities with data from their bank account - according to the study of the National Debt Register in Poland.more

President Andrzej Duda is trusted by 45 percent respondents, the leader of Poland 2050 Szymon Hołownia - 41 percent, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki - 40 percent - results from the latest CBOS poll in July.more

84 procent mieszkań w Berlinie oferowanych jest na wynajem. O własnych czterech ścianach marzy 60 procent berlińczyków, ale niemal połowy nie stać na kupienie mieszkania, according to the poll.more

Poles most often fear disease and death of their loved ones. They consider weather hazards to be more and more likely - according to the report of the Polish Insurance Association (PIU) and the consulting company Deloitte.more

55 percent of Poles are against the Sunday trading ban, according the new poll. 6,500 shops have closed since the Sunday trading ban was introduced, and e-​commerce may not offer any respite.more

Three out of ten CBOS respondents who took at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine said they had some side effects. The most common ones were: increased temperature and pain at the injection site, pain in the hand or arm.more

Nearly three-quarters of Poles expect the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, which will begin in autumn, according to the IBRiS survey for the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita".more

A sizeable minority of people in the UK would be happy for Covid restrictions including a 10pm curfew to be in place indefinitely, new polling suggests.more

Every fifth employee believes that his supervisor is unfavorable to taking holidays, and 48 percent say that the management has a favorable attitude towards this issue, according to the Pracuj.pl poll.more

71.8 percent Poles expect the restoration of restrictions related to the epidemic situation in the fall, according to a SW Research survey for the rp.pl portal. However, almost half of them predict that the restrictions will be introduced to a lesser extent than in autumn 2020 and spring this year.more

Five years after the EU referendum, a new report published today by whatukthinks.org and the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) argues that Brexit has been far from an unalloyed success so far as public opinion is concerned.more

The leaders of the politicians most trusted by Poles are still President Andrzej Duda with 45 percent. indications; the second place was taken by the leader of Poland 2050 Szymon Hołownia and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki - 41 percent each. indications - results from the latest CBOS survey.more