Programmers, accountants, and administration face challenges related to the development of artificial intelligence, leading to the creation of a two-speed labor market, where most jobs will be democratized, while only a few gain in professionalization. (translated)
The article emphasizes that despite automation and the growing importance of technical skills related to artificial intelligence, soft skills such as creativity, empathy, and problem-solving ability are becoming crucial and irreplaceable in the new job market. (translated)
Last year, significantly more companies planned to reduce employment due to the implementation of artificial intelligence; however, actual layoffs were much smaller, and the increase in operational costs as well as the timelines for AI implementation could change forecasts for the current year. (translated)
Mass layoffs in Poland are showing a decrease, indicating an improving situation in the labor market, although some sectors are still experiencing job reductions due to economic transformation and the introduction of new technologies. (translated)
Most Poles dream of early retirement, but many people plan to work longer or do not yet have a concrete plan for ending their professional activity, which reflects a growing willingness to work after reaching retirement age. (translated)
Artificial intelligence is increasingly changing the Polish labor market. AI skills already appear in 4% of job offers on https://t.co/3VAJosmqIn, and in IT in 6.3% of announcements. (translated)
Despite concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, the demand for IT specialists in Poland is rising again, reaching a record level of active job advertisements. (translated)
A study conducted by Sergei Alekseev from the University of New South Wales found that Russian employers prefer individuals who have served in the military through conscription rather than as volunteers, resulting in less interest in veterans of military operations. (translated)
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed introducing a fee of $103,000 for the H-1B visa, which raises controversy around access to the job market for foreign specialists, especially in the IT sector, and the new regulation is now set to undergo a 30-day public consultation. (translated)
Jerzy Haszczyński addresses the issue of the role of immigrants in the labor market in Europe, emphasizing that their presence is essential in the context of the changing labor market due to the development of artificial intelligence and the decline in birth rates among Europeans, which leads to a lack of advanced discussion on this topic. (translated)
Górnictwo w Appalachach potrafiło skurczyć się o 40 tys. miejsc pracy w dwa lata, a górnicy byli zostawieni samymi sobie w regionach o bezrobociu 20% i wyższym bez żadnej przemysłowej alternatywy. Tymczasem górnicy w Polsce mają osłony w postaci odpraw i urlopów górniczych oraz samą emeryturę górniczą, kursy pzzekwalifikujące i gospodarkę, gdzie bezrobocie według BAEL to 3,3%, a brakuje szczególnie pracowników z kompetencjami technicznymi (czyli takimi, jakie mają górnicy). Nawet gdyby dziś wycięto cały sektor węglowy w Polsce z dnia na dzień, to nawet istniejące warunki uniemożliwiłyby powtórkę z tego, co widzieliśmy 30 lat temu. #górnictwo #bezrobocie #rynekpracy
The demand for skills related to artificial intelligence in job offers in Poland is growing, reaching 4% of all announcements in the first half of 2026, which means a twofold increase compared to the previous year, and AI competencies are becoming a key requirement, especially in the technology sector and professional and financial services. (translated)
The Polish labor market is attracting more and more foreigners. In February 2026, there were already 1.13 million working. That's 75,000 more than the year before. They come from over 150 countries, and the vast majority were citizens of Ukraine. (translated)
FULL CONTROL OF THE STATE OVER THE LABOR MARKET! 🇵🇱 It is the government, not private agencies, that should decide who comes to work in Poland! In the program "Towards a New Government" we are introducing: 🔴 Granting the right to work solely based on the interests and security of the Republic of Poland 🔴 Limiting influence (translated)
Teachers wanted... the degradation of education at every level under the current coalition! Well, the situation in the job market for teachers has become so dramatically dramatic this summer that schools are looking for more than... 20 thousand teachers. That is, taking into account... (translated)
In Poland, there is the largest infrastructure boom in decades, but the main challenge is the availability of contractors and specialists to simultaneously carry out many strategic investments, such as Port Poland, a nuclear power plant, and offshore wind farms. (translated)
Record recruitment to the US army may be a signal of a weakening job market. More than 160,000 people have already enlisted in the military, and all branches of the armed forces filled their limits at a record early stage. Uncertainty and AI are changing career choices. (translated)
The Polish labor market, despite having one of the lowest unemployment rates in the EU, struggles with a paradox - a lack of specialists while simultaneously having a surplus of graduates, indicating a mismatch between skills and employers' needs. (translated)
In 2025, a person who turns 15 in Poland is expected to be active in the labor market for an average of 36 years, according to data from Eurostat cited by the Polish Economic Institute. This is the 7th lowest result in the European Union. (translated)
June data shows that the labor market is clearly slowing down, although it is far from a sharp collapse. Unemployment is seasonally declining, but the number of unemployed is already 13.1% higher than a year ago. (translated)
