The trail hopes to revive dying professions such as brush makers and clock makers, and make the young aware of the value they bring.
In a survey by the CBOS public opinion research centre, most Poles (62 percent) said that foreigners should be free to work in Poland while 29 percent expressed the opinion that their access to the Polish labour market should be limited.
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Released by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the report found that in 2017 1.1 million temporary migrants moved to Poland, putting it ahead of the United States, which received 691,000 workers, and Germany with just over 400,000.
A new Opel automobile plant, which will provide a minimum of 300 new jobs and investments worth more than EUR 230 mln, is being built in Gliwice, southern Poland, said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, who was visiting the city on Monday.
The report by the country’s Central Statistical Office looks at major social and demographic figures, from household size to internet use.
If you’re interested in working in Poland then don’t miss out on Sunday’s event.
As a result of the digitisation process, 87 percent of Polish companies want to maintain or increase their staff levels over the next two years while only 7 percent want to cut jobs, a report by workforce services provider ManpowerGroup shows.
Under draft acts authored by the Interior Ministry foreign job-seekers, business start-uppers and students in Poland will have to have from PLN 200 to 2.500 (EUR 47 - 581) for their return trip or transit to a third country.
Poland's unemployment rate fell to 6.6 percent in March 2018 from 6.8 percent in February, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) announced on Wednesday.
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