16th March 2023

Poland invests in climate tech start-ups

For years Poland has resisted the EU’s climate goals, with policymakers seeing a move to renewables as a threat to the country's coal-dependent economy. However, even though climate tech is still at an early stage, Poland is now committed to investing millions in green start-ups.

11th November 2022

Is Poland ready for a 7-hour work day?

Are you ready to work one hour less every day? A proposal to shorten the work week has sparked discussion amid claims that it can reduce burnout and improve efficiency in the Polish workforce. BY Anna Rzhevkina

11th November 2022

Workcations: blending work and travel comes into vogue

Tempted by the thought of taking your work with you on holiday? You are not alone. Working vacations are an increasingly popular option for busy professionals who are willing to pack their laptops when heading out for a change of scenery. by Anna Rzhevkina

12th October 2022

Job market resists economic turmoil

Despite recent economic troubles and the cost of living crisis, Poland’s job market is still booming. Whether the current trend continues remains to be seen, however, as financial pressures are impacting new hires.

12th October 2022

POLISH IT SECTOR CONQUERS GLOBAL MARKETS

Once known as a cost-attractive location for basic IT services, Poland has outgrown the role of a basic service provider and today creates products that conquer the world’s markets.

11th November 2022

Poles fear deficits in stores. What’s behind this consumer panic?

More than half of Poles fear goods shortages on the supermarket shelves, a recent study by UCE RESEARCH and BLIX Group has shown. The war in Ukraine, rising inflation, and supply chain disruptions are fueling this fear, especially among the elderly and people from small towns.

11th November 2022

HOLIDAYS PRECEDE HIGH PRICES

‘We are beginning to believe that we are gods, and there is only one God’: Maja Frykowska