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Wilfredo Leon is likely to leave Poland for the Halkbank Ankara club, where he is guaranteed a significantly higher salary and a less intense match schedule, which is beneficial for his health before the upcoming Olympic Games in Los Angeles. #Siatkówka #WilfredoLeon #ReprezentacjaPolski (translated)

The author wrote that sailors working on the ferries of the Polish Baltic Shipping described millions in debt, delayed, installment or unpaid salaries, and an atmosphere of fear and desperation. He noted that the ferries were Polish but sailed under the flag of the Bahamas, while politicians were weaving plans to conquer the Baltic. #Polska #żegluga #praca #PL #BS (translated)

OfficialZero wrote that the Central Animal Sanctuary was supposed to care for wild and exotic animals confiscated by the authorities, but three years after the institution was established, it still did not have an appropriate location. According to the entry, the buildings designated for the sanctuary were in ruins. Last year, a bear and three birds ended up there, but — as reported by OfficialZero — the animals had to be handed over to other facilities. Maintaining the institution was said to cost millions of zlotys, with salaries of employees being the largest portion of the expenses. #Zwierzęta #Ekoaktywizm #OchronaPrzyrody (translated)

Michał Nowak wrote that instead of raising salaries, hiring Poles, automating production, and introducing innovations, companies were massively bringing in migrants, shifting the costs onto society while keeping the profits for themselves. He described this as a characteristic image of the Polish economic model. #gospodarka #migracja #innowacje (translated)

Grzegorz Laskowski wrote that the president was receiving a salary and his 40-year-old wife was a retiree with plenty of time to cook. He stated that he saw no need for the president to dine with royal splendor, and described such an approach as "pure Byzantium." https://t.co/2eXpgh6uLC #Polska #Polityka #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Jacek Zarzecki claimed that the tiger and other animals from the Łączna Zoo were sent to the Netherlands and organizations, rather than to the government's Central Animal Shelter, because the facility exists only on paper and in the budget. According to him, its headquarters is located in ruined, abandoned buildings of the former radio center "Leszczynka," which are not suitable for holding animals. Zarzecki wrote that the agreement for the shelter project was signed six months earlier, and construction was supposed to start in 2028 and last until 2031. The initial cost of the investment was to be 32 million zł, and then increase to 64 million zł. According to his entry, in 2025, the shelter took in four animals and transferred all of them elsewhere. The operational costs for that year were said to be 3.38 million zł, including about 1.45 million zł for salaries and contributions. The author stated that the shelter was established on January 1, 2024, and was overseen by former deputy minister Mikołaj Dorożal. He added that the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, along with the Ministry of Climate, allocated over 11 million zł to organizations that he described as friendly, for fighting disinformation. He called the shelter the most expensive in Poland, where no animals reside. #azyl #tygrys #zwierzęta (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz wrote that the day before, the prosecutor's decision secured the assets and salary of Anna Plakwicz, the director of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland. He described this situation as terrible, agreed with Minister Bartosz Grodecki, and declared that he and his entourage would support and defend Plakwicz. #Polska #społeczeństwo #wsparcie (translated)

Łukasz Żygadło wrote, citing sources from TVN24, specifically the political podcast of the station, that five judges of the Constitutional Tribunal who are barred from adjudicating are to receive remuneration from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to him, this is to result from a mandate of the European Court of Human Rights regarding the admission of judges to work. Żygadło described the situation as a "circus." #sędziowie #prawaCzłowieka #TK (translated)

The author of the human resources profile #Jaszczur2030 referred to the recent actions of doctors and their statements that reducing salaries would prompt them to resign from their shifts. He stated that he perceived these words not as a threat, but as a promise. #zdrowie #medycyna #protest (translated)

The Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) has received nearly 900 thousand applications for work experience certificates since the beginning of the year, which is a result of the changes in regulations allowing employees on contract agreements and self-employed individuals to seek higher wages and longer vacation. #prawo #ZUS #urlop (translated)

The author of the entry claimed that million-zloty salaries, filling positions according to party lines, and theft are problems of the entire Polish healthcare system, not just one or two hospitals in Warsaw. He wrote that this phenomenon has lasted for many years, regardless of who is in power, and that his environment is the only one that has presented a proposal. https://t.co/wFnqql4JTM #zdrowie #Polska #korupcja #PL (translated)

OfficialZero quoted a statement by Krzysztof Stanowski, who said that the state pays the salary of the Minister of Finance, and that in the middle of the week around noon he hands out flyers in Krakow to help someone win elections. Stanowski assessed that such a situation was absurd. https://t.co/v46PdX5FNh #polityka #Kraków #wybory (translated)

The commentator referenced a critical statement by Krzysztof Stanowski about Andrzej Domański. Stanowski asked whether the Minister of Finance should be handing out flyers in Kraków in the middle of the week to help someone win elections, and described such a situation as absurd. The commentator added that the planned budget deficit for 2027 was 281 billion PLN, and also called the situation absurd. #Polska #finanse #wybory (translated)

Marcelina Zawisza from the Together Party wrote that the New Left opposed discussing the agreement to increase the hourly minimum wage by 90 groszy, despite rising costs of electricity, gas, water, and rent. She also pointed out that salaries in the public sector were supposed to increase by 3 percent, while inflation was at 4 percent, which — as she assessed — could mean a real decrease in wages next year. Zawisza added that voters from different parties had asked her about further increases in fees this year, while the minimum wage had increased, as she wrote, only by 90 groszy. She claimed that public officials earning 10 thousand zł net felt the rise in costs less than other citizens. She accused the New Left, the Civic Coalition, PSL, and Poland 2050 of not wanting this topic to be discussed. #Polska #Gospodarka #Wybory (translated)

ExplicitePL accused Tusk of taking away funding for a drug that — as he wrote — kept 1500 sick women alive, thus condemning them to death. He added that at the same time, billions were designated for TVP and a high salary for a person he described as a propagandist. https://t.co/FMuL5sDJGh #Polska #zdrowie #polityka (translated)

The godfather asked whether it is the duty of the minister of finance, paid for by taxes, to distribute campaign flyers of the presidential candidate for Kraków in the middle of the week and during working hours. He added that he would like to know what he is paying for. https://t.co/9io66aV3lP #polityka #finanse #Kraków (translated)