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  • 12.09.2017
    In 2018, the minimum wage for work will amount to PLN 2100. That is 5% and at the same time PLN 100 more than currently.
  • 08.09.2017
    The challenges facing social policy, the role of local governments in its implementation, the situation on the labour market, social capital as a basis for development or senior policy – these are just some of the issues discussed during the 27th Economic Forum.
  • 06.09.2017
    In August this year, the unemployment rate was 7,1%, as indicated by the estimates of the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy. Compared to the same period last year, its level is 1.3 points lower (it was 8.4%, then).
  • 01.09.2017
    Submitting applications for 500+ support electronically is even easier. 
  • 28.08.2017
    An unprecedented decline in unemployment, rising employment rates, growth in working population and an increase in wages are the phenomena that have marked the labour market over the past year
  • 08.08.2017
    The Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy is preparing a response to the letter of Commissioners Marianne Thyssen and Vera Jourova of 4 August 2017.
  • 13.07.2017
    The Manifesto of the Future of Work was announced during the annual Lewiatan Summer Meeting, which took place on 13 July this year. 
  • 30.06.2017
    On 29 June this year, another meeting of the Visegrad Group took place in the Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy. 
  • 20.06.2017
    “Assessment of the results of the 'Family 500+' programme so far is unequivocally positive. The programme is achieving the basic objectives set for it: investment in family, reduction of child poverty and the pro-natalistic objective,” Minister Elżbieta Rafalska said in the Sejm. 
  • 15.06.2017
    On 15 June this year, Deputy Minister Marcin Zieleniecki attended the meeting of the Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council in Luxembourg.
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