As many as 71 percent of Poles believe their country should support the democratic aspirations of Belarusians while only 20 percent believe Warsaw should remain neutral in Minsk's domestic conflict, according to a survey by the CBOS pollster.
After six months of the COVID-19 epidemic, Poles still assess their financial situation as good, however, the proportion of pessimists in this matter has grown, according to a study by the Santander Consumer Bank (SCB).
The "Social Moods Of Poles" survey carried out in August by the Kantar pollster shows that 35 pct of Poles have a positive opinion on the course of affairs in the country, whereas 48 pct have a negative opinion.
A mere 4 percent of Poland's companies said they had to make redundancies, according to the 'COVID-19 Business Pulse Survey - Poland' carried out by the World Bank and the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP).
As many as 9.9 percent of Polish workers are considering job-seeking migration, according to a Kantar poll commissioned by the Work Service employment agency.
Eighty-two percent of Poles in a survey by the Kantar pollster said the current sex offenders register in Poland offered sufficient protection against paedophilia. Five percent said the register was insufficient.
Some 48 percent of Poles say they would like their head of state to represent a different political party than the government and only every third respondent says the president and government should come from the same camp, a poll by United Survey shows.
Forty-five percent of respondents to a July survey conducted by Kantar, said they would vote for the Civic Coalition's (KO) Rafal Trzaskowski, while 44 pct said they would support incumbent President Andrzej Duda in the presidential run-off vote on July 12.
In the first round of presidential elections, the Incumbent President Andrzej Duda could count on 41 percent of the vote, ahead of opposition Civic Coalition (KO) candidate Rafał Trzaskowski on 27.1 percent, a survey by IBRIS for the Wp.pl portal shows.
Poland's producer prices went down by 1.5 percent year on year in May 2020 and remained flat month on month, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) announced on Friday.
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