Starting next year, the minimum wage will increase by 200 zloty, which amounts to nearly 1,500 hryvnias. The minimum hourly rate for individuals working in Poland under civil law contracts, including Ukrainian migrant workers, currently stands at 18.3 zloty. This was reported by the Gremi Personal analytics centre.
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