We Have More Companies, but Employment Is Standing Still. The Explanation Is Not Optimistic
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Poland's GDP grew by 4.1 percent in the second quarter, but the economic recovery isn't translating into a wave of new recruitment. According to the latest weekly report from the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), businesses are exercising extreme caution, which is prolonging job search times. Despite solid macroeconomic data, average employment in the corporate sector from January to September was 1 percent lower... The article "The economy is ac…
Companies in Poland are coming, but there are fewer and fewer large employers. As many as 96% of the national business are micro-enterprises, and almost 1.9 million of them employ at most one person. Rising employment costs, wage pressures and economic uncertainty make entrepreneurs cautious about expanding their teams.
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