The European Commission has raised the forecast of this year’s GDP growth by 0.7 percentage point, estimates from May this year. – up to 4.2%. This is higher than the government of Beata Szydlo and deputy PM Mateusz Morawiecki, who recently spoke about 4 percent.
Three-quarters of Poles using mobile banking can not imagine life without it. Every quarter, several hundred thousand new users of banking applications are arriving.
Falling below the 5% limit unemployment suggests that in the Polish economy the number of hands ready to take up a job is shrinking dramatically, which usually hampers economic growth. In fact, the reserves among employees are still large, the biggest ones are in the group of economically inactive people .
21 thousand 85 new taxpayers and 47.4 million more in the budget – these are the effects of the “Pay taxes in Krakow” campaign for 2016. According to the chairman of KrakΓ³w City Council, this result is the effect of the growing awareness of the residents and the attractiveness of Krakow as a place to live.
The US intends to “significantly deepen” cooperation with India as a key partner – US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson announced next week’s visit to Delhi.
Women earn less and less often occupy managerial positions. Eurostat has examined the situation of women and men in the European Union. However, it turns out that Poland is quite good compared to the Community and we have something to be proud of.
The Council of the European Union adopted a stance on posted workers in opposition to, among others Polish and Hungarian. Poland wanted the Directive not to refer directly to transport, but this was not ultimately included in the Council’s proposal.
In the third quarter of 2019, the American company Guardian Glass will launch its second factory in CzΔstochowa, specialized in the production of glass, among others for construction. Over 150 people will find work. On Monday, the launch of this EUR 200 million investment was officially announced.
It is not the Poles living in Great Britain who will lose the most on Brexit, although it is their talk about them the most. Polish small and medium-sized enterprises that are the salt of our economy will suffer the most.
Due to a small group of courageous companies, just over 8 percent. goods exported from Poland goes outside Europe. Will their successes be an impulse for foreign expansion of our economy?