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12.09.2017In 2018, the minimum wage for work will amount to PLN 2100. That is 5% and at the same time PLN 100 more than currently.
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08.09.2017The 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.
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06.09.2017In 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).
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01.09.2017Submitting applications for 500+ support electronically is even easier.
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28.08.2017An 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
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08.08.2017The 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.
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13.07.2017The Manifesto of the Future of Work was announced during the annual Lewiatan Summer Meeting, which took place on 13 July this year.
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30.06.2017On 29 June this year, another meeting of the Visegrad Group took place in the Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy.
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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.
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15.06.2017On 15 June this year, Deputy Minister Marcin Zieleniecki attended the meeting of the Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council in Luxembourg.