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Unemployment in July the lowest in years

24-08-2018

In July, the registered unemployment rate remained at a record low level of 5.9%,” the Statistics Poland informed, confirming the estimates of the Ministry of Family.

Optimism in the labour market

20-07-2018

Nearly 3/4 of employees are satisfied with the work they are doing. The 32nd edition of the quarterly Randstad survey “Monitor Rynku Pracy” shows that, compared to other European countries, Poland is ahead of the curve.

Eurostat: Poland’s unemployment rate at 3.8%

03-07-2018

In Poland, according to the estimates by the Eurostat, unemployment rate was 3.8% in May 2018.

Poland’s unemployment rate at 6.1% in May

06-06-2018

Unemployment rate amounted to 6.1% in May 2018.

Eurostat: Poland’s unemployment rate at 3.8%

04-06-2018

In Poland, according to the estimates by the Eurostat, unemployment rate was 3.8% in April 2018.

Eurostat: unemployment at 4.4% in Poland

02-05-2018

In Poland, according to the estimates by the Eurostat, unemployment rate was 4.4% in March 2018.

Poland's labour market is getting better

09-04-2018

Poland's unemployment rate amounted to 6.6% in March.

Another drop in unemployment rate

04-04-2018

In Poland, according to the estimates by the Eurostat, unemployment rate was 4.4% in February 2018. The EU28 unemployment rate was 7.1% and in the euro area 8.5%.

Meeting with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Poland

30-03-2018

On March 29, 2018, Minister E. Rafalska and Minister S. Szwed met with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Poland, Mr. Ron J.P.M. van Dartel. The talks focused on the living and working conditions of Polish employees in the Netherlands.

The situation on the labour market is the best from the beginning of transformation

19-03-2018

A two-times lower number of unemployed people, shorter periods of unemployment, decreased unemployment among graduates and an unemployment rate lower by almost half – this is how the job market has changed over the last 26 years.