2022-04-16
The Ukrainian government is considering penalties of 5 to even 10 years in prison for men of mobilisation age who stay abroad and do not return to the country. According to experts, such a move could cause employment problems in Poland, since hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have left Poland since 24 February.
Read more at gazeta.pl
August doesn't have to mean a recruitment slowdown – companies that act now gain an advantage ahead of the autumn rise in demand for workers.
09/08/26
Open
The pace of wage growth in Poland has clearly slowed, reaching its lowest level in four years in the first quarter of 2026.
23/07/26Open
June brought the first signs of improvement in the labour market – the number of unemployed people fell, the number of available job offers increased, and the scale of planned group layoffs turned out to be small...
23/07/26OpenUl. Wały Piastowskie
1/1415
80-855 Gdańsk