The salary growth was boosted by the record increase in minimum wage.
The salary growth was boosted by the record increase in minimum wage.
Most Poles (70%) say their financial situation has deteriorated over the last year, compared to 50% who said the same a year ago.
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OECD data show that Poland’s average wages relative to cost of living have surpassed Portugal and are behind Spain and Japan.
The average salary in Poland rose by 15.8% year-on-year, while in the mining sector wages rose by 81.6% and in the forestry sector by 33.4%.
The median wage of 4,703 zloty is significantly lower than the more widely cited mean salary.
Almost a third of employees in micro-companies are paid cash-in-hand.
There has been greater demand for IT, logistics and accounting services.
The gap between wages in Poland and the eurozone continues to grow.