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Katarzyna Kęcka

Polish nurse, manager

  • Jun 19

    Warsaw doctor’s 1.6 million PLN year ignites Sejm vote on linking pay to PESEL numbers

    A 29‑year‑old hospital coordinator without a specialisation earned roughly 1.6 million PLN in 2025, while the average Pole would need 23 years for the same sum. Within three days the government pushed through legislation to track every medic’s total public‑sector pay.

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