From January 1, 2024, the minimum wage will be PLN 4,242 gross, and from July 1 it will be PLN 4,300 gross - reminds the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy.more

Normality, harmony and certainty of tomorrow - this is the task for the coming year, we will rebuild our position and importance in international politics, Poland will be reborn as a modern, strong state - emphasized Prime Minister Donald Tusk last evening in his New Year's address on TVP.more

There are more and more economic migrants in Poland, employment of foreigners will increase in 2024. In 2025, Indians, Georgians and Uzbeks will arrive in Poland in greater numbers, the Gremi Personal agency forecasts in its analysis.more

In December, assessments of the situation in the country are slightly better than those recorded a month earlier, but the percentage of Poles predicting a deterioration of the situation in the country over the next year has increased by 3 percentage points, to 30% - according to the December CBOS survey.more

An unidentified object appeared on the radar near Hrubieszów and then disappeared; we have no confirmation that it fell in our voivodeship - said Krzysztof Komorski, voivode of Lublin, today.more

Graphic seat booking is available on all domestic PKP Intercity trains, PKP InterCity spokesman Cezary Nowak said. He stipulated that such a possibility is not available on international trains.more

At the end of 2022, approximately 1.523 million permanent residents of the country were temporarily staying outside Poland - the Central Statistical Office reported. As he explained, it was about 24 thousand. less than in 2021more

Speaker of the Sejm Szymon Holownia remains the leader of the trust ranking, but his score is worse than in November. The biggest drop, however, concerns Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Another representative of the new government has benefited, according to the latest IBRiS poll for Onet.more

What do Poles' holiday preferences look like and which places were the most popular in 2023? Based on its own data, the website decided to check it out and prepared a ranking of the most frequently chosen places.more

The resident population in Poland will continue to decline. In 2060, it will reach 32.9 million, according to the Central Statistical Office.more

38 percent Poles do not want to spend Christmas with any politician - according to a SW Research survey conducted on behalf of rp.pl, titled "Which politician would Poles like to spend Christmas with?" 15.6 percent respondents indicated that they would like to spend it with Szymon Hołownia.more

The Sejm and the Senate of the new term are rated much better by Poles than the previous parliament. For the first time since November 2019, the proportion of positive assessments of the Sejm exceeds the proportion of negative ones, according to the latest CBOS poll.more

Slowing inflation is a sign that this year's holidays will be easier on Poles' wallets than last year's. This translates into bolder plans for this period and for the upcoming winter holidays. According to OLX data, following the improvement in mood, interest in accommodation during Christmas is growing.more

The amount at which theft ceases to be a misdemeanor and becomes a crime increased in October this year. from PLN 500 to PLN 800. The Polish Association of Employers Ochrona claims that the new regulations may result in an increase in shoplifting, especially around Christmas.more

83.3 per cent of gainfully employed people declare greater or lesser satisfaction with their work. The same number believe that the tasks they perform are important and meaningful, according to the CBOS survey. It was indicated that 67 per cent of those working do not have the option of working remotely at their main workplace.more

More than two thirds of foreigners staying in Poland stay in the country for Christmas. Among them, the percentage of people spending Christmas with family or Polish friends is growing. At the same time, more and more foreigners will celebrate Christmas in Poland alone - according to the study "Migrants - Christmas in Poland".more

24.5 percent respondents believe that after Andrzej Duda ends his second and last term, Rafał Trzaskowski should run for president. 11.9 percent Szymon Hołownia was chosen as the candidate, and 9.9 percent Mateusz Morawiecki - according to the United Surveys survey for RMF FM and DGPmore

Legal abortion - without having to give a reason - is supported by 57 per cent of those surveyed by IPSOS for More in Common Poland, reported 'Rzeczpospolita'.more

Although interest in politics has been average since 1989 and has not undergone major changes, it has changed significantly among people aged 65 or over - from a dominant lack of interest in political life to a significant share of people with a high or very high level of interest in politics - according to the survey. more

The 12th Airbus A321 aircraft will join the fleet of Hungarian Wizz Air at Warsaw Chopin Airport in April 2024, the carrier said.more

As usual, Poles will postpone pre-Christmas grocery shopping until the last minute. Nearly 33% will do it a week before Christmas. This is more than a year ago. In addition, over 21% of Poles will go on major grocery shopping just a few days before Christmas - showed a report by the analytical and research platform UCE RESEARCH and the BLIX Group entitled "Poles' shopping plans for Christmas".more

The decline in the number of offers on the labor market is not slowing down. In November, there were 22 percent of them. less than in the same month last year - it was stated in the Grant Thoronton report published yesterday.more

As many as 65.5 percent of Poles do not believe that President Andrzej Duda will be able to cooperate with Donald Tusk's government, according to an IBRiS poll for Radio ZET. Only 29 percent of those surveyed believe such cooperation will be possible.more

This morning, President Andrzej Duda appointed Donald Tusk as Prime Minister, as well as his cabinet ministers, at the Presidential Palace.more

The incident took place yesterday afternoon in the Polish Sejm. Confederation MP Grzegorz Braun took a fire extinguisher that was standing in the Sejm corridor, approached the Hanukkah menorah and extinguished it, disturbing the religious ceremony taking place in the Sejm Chancellery. International media and press agencies have been reporting on the matter since yesterday.more