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The Eu Labor Market Is Slowing Down. Fewer and Fewer Job Offers, with Poland Among the Exceptions.
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The job vacancy rate in EU countries fell to 2% in the fourth quarter of last year. Poland, which had the lowest rate after Romania, lowered the average.
·Poland
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Unemployment has been steadily rising in Poland for nine months. How does the situation compare to the rest of Europe?
·Warsaw, Poland
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Unemployment is rising in Poland. What's more, the trend has been continuing for several months, which is cause for concern. At the same time, the unemployment rate is the envy of other EU countries. What is the real situation on the domestic labor market?
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