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Tuesday, May 21, 2024

75 is the new 65

Age no longer bothers companies Every fifth employer (22%) plans to employ seniors, according to a study by the Progres Group. This number may increase...

Polish Youth in Manhattan Skyline

JAKUB STANIEWSKI, 24-year-old Polish Director of Operations at the leading US real estate agency Serhant in New York City, but also social activist and...

Immersive Klimt

The new immersive exhibition at the Soho Art Center in Warsaw allows the audience to fully experience Gustav Klimt’s monumental paintings on a 360-degree...

The Night of Museums

The 2024 edition of the annual Polish culture feast at dusk will take place on May 18 with the exception of the city of...

Warsaw Chopin Airport: Present and Future

Warsaw Chopin Airport was established 90 years ago. For years, it has remained a window to the world and the main Polish transfer hub....

From corporate employee to a startup founder – and the gig economy

Tessa McIver, Host of the “Startup with Poland” series and startup ecosystem builder talks to Tomasz Miłosz is the founder and CEO of Giglike, a startup that supports B2B independent professionals by offering a platform of services and benefits that are traditionally only available to contract employees. Tomek worked in HR in global corporates for several decades before leaving the corporate world and founding his own company.

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Sylwia Ziemacka
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