The worst-paid Poles in the country may soon receive a raise, informs the Polish press. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki informed that the minimum wage on the Vistula River will increase next year to PLN 23.50 per hour.more

75 percent feels that the war in Ukraine threatens Poland's security, according to a CBOS poll. 81 percent Poles support the acceptance of Ukrainian refugees by our country; 64 percent of the respondents believe that the help offered to refugees by Poland is sufficient.more

According to the data of the Police Headquarters, in the first half of this year. the number of theft offenses at petrol stations was almost 43% higher than in the corresponding period of the previous year. As emphasized by experts on the subject, you should seriously consider whether you need to take drastic steps.more

Inflation will peak over the next six months. I don't think it will exceed 20 per cent, the President of the Polish Development Fund Paweł Borys told the "Super Express".more

The number of refusals to carry out mandatory immunizations is at a record high. Last year, 60.6 thousand children did not undergo them, the "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports today.more

According to data from district courts, in the first half of this year. the number of filed divorce petitions was 0.2% lower than in the corresponding period of the previous year. Fewer divorces may be dictated by economic circumstances. Poles are reluctant to do so, because they often cannot afford it.more

The first batch of over 450,000 people arrived. targeted vaccines against COVID-19 - said the Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski. Next week, details of the administration - announced.more

Almost 87 per cent of women would like to know the salary of the offered position before applying. More than 75 per cent choose to work in a hybrid model, according to the report 'What Polish women are looking for on the labour market', compiled by Her Impact and PwC Poland.more

The global ranking of universities conducting research in mechanical engineering includes four Polish schools. Among them is ours," stated Prof. Grzegorz Królczyk, Vice-Chancellor of the Opole University of Technology.more

63 percent Poles surveyed believe that the situation in the country is going in the wrong direction, and only 23 percent have a different opinion. Such pessimistic assessments of the general situation in the country were recently recorded in November 2020, according to the latest CBOS poll.more

Irish Ryanair will launch five new routes from Poland in this winter season, incl. from Kraków to Toulouse and from Łódź to Alicante, Brussels and Milan; In total, the carrier will offer 212 routes from our country - Ryanair informed.more

President Andrzej Duda, the leader of Poland 2050 Szymon Hołownia and the president of the capital, Rafał Trzaskowski, are leaders in the ranking of trust among Poles - according to the latest CBOS poll. Most respondents expressed distrust towards the minister of justice Zbigniew Ziobro, PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński and PO leader Donald Tusk.more

Experts expect another mass arrival of Ukrainians during the winter season. The government is also considering such a scenario - work is underway to amend the special Ukrainian law, informs Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

Polish suppliers of electronic systems are also participating in the preparations for the Artemis mission, which aims to return humans to the Moon. There will be more opportunities to join the NASA project - notes "Puls Biznesu" on Thursday.more

Every fourth Pole expects an increase in income, and every fifth estimates that their amount will not change - according to the study "Salaries 2022. Poles' expectations." In the last quarter, the salaries of almost half of working Poles increased more than twice as much as in January this year - added .more

During the last summer vacation, trips for 2-3 days were the most popular; 7-day stays were planned by 15 percent. tourists - according to the report published on Wednesday. As added, the average cost of accommodation was PLN 100 per person per day.more

Employees expect inflation-adjusting benefits from companies, most preferably in the form of a pay rise (65 per cent) or a bonus (34 per cent). One in five respondents also point to fuel subsidies and one in eight to free meals at work, according to a survey by Personnel Service.more

Travel agency Itaka is offering its customers holidays abroad with a flight from Warsaw-Radom airport, confirmed Anna Dermont, spokeswoman for the State Enterprise "Porty Lotnicze". LOT will also fly from Radom - to Paris, Rome and Copenhagen.more

This is not a good result for either PiS or Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, writes today's "Super Express". The newspaper asked under which leader they lived better, the current one or Donald Tusk. The PO president emerged victorious, the newspaper reports.more

This season, Poles were most likely to choose Turkey and Greece for their foreign holidays, the Polish Chamber of Tourism reported yesterday. The average price of booking a foreign trip exceeded PLN 8.1 thousand. This is 1.5 thousand more than a year ago.more

The autumn wave of coronavirus is expected to appear in November or December. I do not expect it to be particularly severe,' announced virologist Professor Agnieszka Szuster-Ciesielska. She believes that current vaccination levels are too low.more

According to a study by UCE RESEARCH and the BLIX Group, more than half of Poles fear that stores may soon be out of stock. The reason for this thinking is rising inflation and the war in Ukraine. It is usually talked about by the elderly, as well as by those with the lowest education and those from small towns.more

The Polish government is preparing a number of changes to the construction law, the common denominator of which is to significantly simplify the applicable regulations.more

In July, the increase in residential rental rates was the slowest since the start of the war in Ukraine. Compared to June, prices rose by 0.6 per cent. - according to a report by Expander and Rentier.io. Prices are rising more slowly because the availability of flats for rent has improved, the report's authors pointed out.more

The president of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, trusted by 42 percent of politicians. respondents; President Andrzej Duda came second with 41.5 percent, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki came third, trusted by 39.4 percent - results from the IBRiS survey for Onet.more