73% of the employed do not expect to lose their jobs, i.e. by 1 percentage point more than in October. Such a possibility is expected by 23 per cent of people - that is 2 percentage points less, according to the November CBOS survey, published on Friday.more

More and more foreigners are working in Poland, they account for 6.5 per cent of all insured persons. At the end of September 2022, more than 1 million foreigners were registered with ZUS, an increase of 23.5 per cent compared to the same period in 2021. - informed ZUS president Prof. Gertruda Uścińska.more

A statistical Pole plans to spend an average of PLN 1,427 during the upcoming holidays, according to a study commissioned by the Polish Bank Association. The relatively largest part of expenses, on average PLN 585, will be related to groceries and the organization of holidays.more

Radio RMF FM with a listenership of 26 percent. and TVP1 with 15.5% viewership. are the stations that have the largest share in the media market in Poland , show the results of the study on the consumption of electronic media conducted by the National Media Institute.more

In the first half of November, 23 per cent of respondents believed that the situation in our country was heading in the right direction, while 63 per cent held the opposite view. 14 per cent did not have a view. - according to the CBOS survey.more

Until recently, many companies did not want to hear about electronic invoices, digital archives and e-forms. Now they are open to novelties, and entrepreneurs are reaching for electronic signatures, 'Rzeczpospolita' reports today.more

PiS is feeling the opposition's breath on its back more and more clearly, as the position of the ruling party is weakening, writes "Super Express" on Tuesday. If the elections to the Sejm were held on Sunday, the United Right would gain 32.51 percent. votes, according to a poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express".more

Instead of recycling garbage, the inhabitants of Poland started to burn it in furnaces. This is one of the explanations for the phenomenon that has recently been noticed by companies collecting waste on the Vistula river, Rzeczpospolita reports.more

Poland is the largest printing market in the Central and Eastern European region and the fifth largest in the European Union in terms of revenue and number of people employed, according to the eighth edition of the report 'Printing and printed packaging market in Poland'.more

President Andrzej Duda, Poland 2050 leader Szymon Holownia and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki are the leaders of the trust ranking, according to a CBOS poll. Respondents express the greatest distrust towards PO leader Donald Tusk, Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobra and Law and Justice (PiS) president Jarosław Kaczyński.more

Poles believe that a woman should decide for herself whether she wants to give birth naturally or by caesarean section, according to an IBRiS poll for Rzeczpospolita.more

Scientists have no doubt about the harmful effects of smog on health. For the fight for clean air, the energy crisis is both an opportunity and a threat, reports today's 'Rzeczpospolita'.more

52 per cent of Poles believe that personal data processed by online shops is not secure, according to a study by ChronPESEL.pl and the National Debt Register. At the same time, more than 60 per cent of us happen to automatically accept consents for processing personal data without reading them.more

Prof Andrzej Pławski and Eng Emilia Lis-Tanaś from the Innovative Medical Centre of the Institute of Human Genetics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Poznań have been granted a patent for detecting a genetic predisposition to aggressive breast cancer.more

The sense of job satisfaction is declining, according to the study "Happiness at work of Poles", which was carried out by the Jobhouse and Great Digital agencies. On a scale of 1 to 10, our compatriots assess their satisfaction with their professional life at 6.9 points. This is exactly one point less than a year ago.more

79 per cent of respondents would like to work for companies with a four-day week and full pay, according to the survey 'Working in times of change'. Almost 60 per cent would be more likely to take a job if they were given extra days off for being a non-smoker and not going out for a 'cigarette'.more

Poles will spend on average 30 per cent more, but buy less. Cuts will affect trips and gifts, reports "Rzeczpospolita" in today's edition.more

Polish travellers are increasingly willing to switch to trains. This trend is likely to continue in the long term, according to the published EMIS report "Poland Transportation Sector Report 2022-2023" summarising the area of transport in Poland.more

There are large discrepancies in the efficiency of municipal waste management in municipalities. Achieving the required recycling levels may be quite a challenge in the coming years, reports today's 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna'.more

Poles worked an average of 43.3 hours. per week in 2021, according to the 2022/2021 Human Capital Balance survey. It added that the proportion of people working in the shadow economy has decreased.more

36 percent Poles are interested in shopping during the season of the biggest sales - according to the study "Poles' Own Wallet: Poles on e-shopping 2022". It was added that inflation and energy prices made Poles start to analyze e-spending.more

Poles have tightened their belts and are saving money on eating out. As a result, outlets are disappearing and even the leading chains are losing customers. McDonald's outlets have lost over 20 per cent of their customers. - reports today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

A survey conducted by InterviewMe showed that 85% of Poles try to live more modestly, and 83% are afraid that soon their earnings will not be enough to live at the current level. For this reason, 41% want to look for a better paying job and 44% take overtime.more

In the last quarter, 81 per cent of respondents allowed themselves to buy products for pleasure, according to a survey by consultancy Deloitte. It added that in the near future, consumers do not plan to spend on, for example, home furnishings and equipment and tourist trips.more

From March next year, it will be possible to fly from the Wrocław airport to the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, and to the resort town of Brindisi in Italy. The connections will be launched by Ryanair, and tickets can already be purchased on the carrier's website.more