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  • Jun 13

    Poland’s labour market shifts to ‘silent layoffs’ as individual redundancies surge 11%

    Registrations of jobless from employer-side reasons climbed 11% year-on-year in early 2026, reaching nearly 163,000, while companies favour hidden individual cuts over large-scale group dismissals.

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