Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.
Marlena Malag, the family and social policy minister, said on Tuesday that the government wants to permanently add remote working to the Labour Code in order to make it easier for people to work from home.
Less than one in 5 Poles (18 percent) worked from home during the consecutive peaks of the Covid-19 pandemic, slightly below the EU average (21 percent), the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) reported on Thursday.
Public administration employees will have to work from home soon due to rising Covid infections but the government is unlikely to introduce any lockdowns, the health minister has said.
Polish pupils in the areas bordering Belarus will be able to be schooled from home due to the escalating migrant crisis in the region, the education minister has announced.
More jobs today are offered online than before the Covid-19 pandemic, a survey for July has shown.
According the ING Financial Barometer almost 8 million Poles worked remotely during the pandemic, ING Bank Slaski said on Wednesday.
More than 773,000 Poles had applied for permanent residency in the United Kingdom by September 30, according to information from the UK’s Home Office.
From style coaches to castle owners, and brewers to DJs, TFN talks to people at the top of their business game to see how they are organising their home working regime.
Polish PM's Office head Michal Dworczyk appealed to employers on Thursday to make their staff work from home when possible due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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