Remote work in Poland
Key takeaways from the EY survey report published in March 2024.Remote work and hybrid work are nowadays a way of providing work that is...
In with the IT crowd
IT professionals know they need to grow. But they also expect employers to support them in doing so.The labor market situation in the ICT...
Ukrainian refugees on the Polish labor market: opportunities and obstacles
65% of war refugees who came to Poland from Ukraine are working. The current employment rate is currently the highest among OECD countries.Research conducted...
Hiring trends getting back on track
Polish IT and finance professionals are most likely to be hired by companies from the US, UK or Germany, according to the Global Hiring...
Government unveils radical labor reforms
2024 brings changes to the job market – proposals of the new government and the ideas set in motion by its predecessors.According to the...
Only 45% of employers ensure equal pay across genders
The issue of women's underpayment is one of the most frequently raised aspects in the context of gender inequality.According to Eurostat, the average wage...
Most sought-after job candidates has changed
Experienced sales, accounting, RES and sustainability professionals, as well as IT experts, will be able to pick and choose job offers this year, although...
Remote working: A new challenge for employers
Authors: Aneta Ciechowicz-Jaworska and Izabela Szczepańska, Kancelarie Radców Prawnych A. Ciechowicz-Jaworska, B ŚlażyńskiDuring and after the COVID 19 outbreak, the way we work changed....
Real men take note
From April 26, 2023, fathers in Poland have had the individual right to parental leave, of which nine weeks a year are reserved only...
Full-time work preferred
Poles, Czechs and Slovaks prefer full-time employment, while Croatians and Hungarians prefer self-employment.Eurostat asked young Europeans what they thought about starting a business.Among all...