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They will hire in 2026. These industries stand out. But what about pay?

date2026-01-28

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The Polish labour market is entering 2026 in a stabilisation phase — according to data in the NEI Index report by the Gremi Personal Analytical Centre. 'In 2026 the market will once again become a market of competences,' comments analyst Oleg Rudenko.

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