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The author of the entry informed that Amazon planned to hire over 10,000 seasonal workers in e-commerce logistics centers across Poland for the period of increased shopping. He wrote that from October 1, 2026, monthly salaries in 12 Polish Amazon logistics centers were to range from 6,472 to 8,404 PLN gross. #Amazon #praca #logistyka #PL (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the actions of his group aimed to restore the dignity of the teaching profession. He reported that in 2024, teachers' salaries increased by 30%, and beginner teachers' salaries by 33%, and described these raises as an investment in Polish education and the future of children. https://t.co/mZLzKCNm32 #Edukacja #Nauczyciele #Wynagrodzenia #PL (translated)

Four judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, without remuneration for half a year, are appealing to the Sejm for help in exercising their rights, but in response, the head of the Sejm Chancellery, Marek Siwiec, points out the end of the Sejm's competence in this matter. #sędziowie #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #wynagrodzenia (translated)

Teacher salaries in Poland in 2026, depending on the level of professional advancement, range from 5,308 PLN gross for beginners to around 10,000 PLN gross for certified teachers, which, in the context of work in other countries, indicates significant differences in teacher salaries worldwide. #wynagrodzenie #nauczyciele #Polska (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki after, according to his account of the events, his father first heard from the dispatcher to take the child to the hospital himself, and an ambulance was only sent after a second call. The boy was said to have waited about 40 minutes for a doctor in the emergency department, and his condition was worsening. Kusznieruk reported that overnight, an ultrasound or X-ray of the abdomen was not performed in time because there was no radiologist. Doctors suspected a meningococcal infection and considered transferring the child to a specialized children's hospital, but ultimately he remained in the pediatric ward. According to the post, a cardiac arrest occurred in the morning, and a two-hour resuscitation was unsuccessful. Kusznieruk also mentioned reports regarding the resuscitation conditions and the functionality of the equipment, which, as he noted, require clarification. He stated that the autopsy revealed intestinal strangulation with necrosis, rather than a meningococcal infection. The author asked whether the Supreme Medical Chamber and the relevant medical self-government authorities initiated proceedings, investigating the actions of the doctors and considering suspension of their medical licenses. He appealed for an independent analysis of the entire patient journey—from the conversation with the dispatcher to the resuscitation—and for recommendations that would prevent similar tragedies. He noted that he does not pre-judge the guilt of the doctors, and the circumstances should be established by experts and the prosecutor's office. Kusznieruk criticized the belief that healthcare problems can be solved by allocating billions to the system. He pointed out that, as he stated, despite the billions allocated in Poland for the salaries of medical staff, there was a shortage of a radiologist for the child's nighttime diagnosis. He expressed his condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor's office would thoroughly clarify the matter. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

Krzysiek Kiełczewski asked for a breakdown of salaries of all the doctors who dealt with the boy. He specifically pointed out the female doctor who — as he wrote — told the parents that "the child was out of luck," and used an offensive term towards her. #medycyna #wynagrodzenia #zdrowie (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died after several hours at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki. According to the author, doctors suspected a meningococcal infection, while the autopsy revealed intestinal obstruction. Kusznieruk reported that the boy's father alerted about severe abdominal pain, and the child did not undergo an abdominal ultrasound. He also claimed that there was no radiologist in the hospital nor imaging diagnostics available, and the specialist facility lacked space. The author noted that he does not prejudge the doctors' guilt and that the matter should be clarified through proceedings. He asked whether the diagnostics were adequate to the child's condition and whether his death could have been prevented. He called for the identification of any negligence and accountability of those responsible, emphasizing that parents have the right to know the truth. #zdrowie #medycyna #systemochronyzdrowia (translated)

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working on resolving the issue of salary payments for the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, whom President Bogdan Święczkowski does not recognize, which could lead to a settlement with the European Court of Human Rights. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #wynagrodzenia #ETPCz (translated)

The government will address the issue of compensation for the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, who have not been receiving their salaries for six months, and Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek has asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for help in resolving this situation. #sędziowie #rekompensaty #TK (translated)

The author of the entry stated that according to the data he referenced, in the last 90 days across the entire IT sector, the median salary increased by 1.9%, and the share of remote job offers rose by 2.2%. He noted that demand and wages did not always change in the same direction: in the backend area, there were fewer job offers, but the rates were higher. #IT #wynagrodzenia #praca #PL (translated)

The author of the entry stated that 85 percent of Poles would like greater transparency in salaries: 43 percent definitely, and 42 percent rather. In his opinion, employees do not necessarily want to talk about their own earnings, but expect a transparent system and clear rules. #transparentność #wynagrodzenia #praca #PL (translated)

Paweł Żuchowski assessed that the results of the Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Friday were a bad sign for Donald Trump ahead of the upcoming elections. He wrote that about 78 percent of Americans believed that the president's policies contributed to price increases that outpaced income growth. At least part of the responsibility for rising costs was attributed to the White House by 64 percent of Republican respondents and 76 percent of independent voters. Żuchowski also noted that most respondents pointed to the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration as one of the main factors driving up the cost of living. According to the poll, 57 percent of Republican voters felt that the cost of living was rising faster than their salaries. The author cited an assessment from Reuters that the results indicated disappointment with Trump's policies, who promised rapid reductions in inflation and prices during the 2024 campaign. He added that about 25 percent of Republican voters, 63 percent of independents, and 92 percent of Democratic supporters rated Trump's management of the economy negatively. #wybory #Trump #gospodarka (translated)

Captains of tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz can earn up to $100,000 in base salary and an additional bonus of $50,000, while salaries for other crew members have increased four to six times due to the rising risks of passage because of Iranian attacks. #MorzeCzarne #CieśninaOrmuz #BezpieczeństwoŻeglugi (translated)

Four judges of the Constitutional Tribunal have not received salaries for six months due to a decision by President Bogdan Święczkowski, which has sparked intervention from the Sejm and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to resolve the issue. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Sędziowie #Wynagrodzenia (translated)