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What's Up :: Threat of increased human trafficking

Tighter employment regulations for foreigners in Poland may lead to a grey market increase with rising cases of forced labor, including prostitution, the prime stimulus for human trafficking Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Is civil service in Poland unattractive?

The EC points out that civil service in Poland is considered unattractive by many due to significantly lower remuneration compared to the private sector Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Smartphone addiction among youngest Poles

The Civil Affairs Institute (ISO) has addressed parents with a warning that smartphones can be as addictive as alcohol, cigarettes, or narcotics, especially for children Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: AI becoming 'disobedient'

The most advanced models seem to have transformed themselves into algorithms resembling more and more their human creators and that includes an array of negative traits Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: AI puts millions of jobs at risk in Poland?

Latest research by the state institute NASK and the ILO finds about 5 million jobs, affecting over 30 percent of the workforce, could face partial automation from generative AI Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: A 'singing' nation

Poles like to sing and listen to all kinds of tunes, giving vent to their preferences at numerous festivals, social and family gatherings Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: No photos at this site

The regulation prohibits taking pictures or filming of military facilities and critical infrastructure in Poland without due authorization Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Good news for troubled vacationing Poles

Receiving consular assistance abroad will be easier for Poles under new rules allowing them to turn to other EU diplomatic posts when no Polish mission is available Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Foreign volunteers in Polish army

The Polish Armed Forces generally do not allow foreign citizens to directly enlist as a pre-condition is Polish citizenship Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Demystifying the judiciary

Poland's Ministry of Justice has come out with an intiative to make the work of courts and law eforcement institutions more clear to the public Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Majority of Poles not willing to sacrifice their lives for the homeland

This may come as a surprise because Poles have for centuries been bravely patriotic in defending their country and its freedom Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish employers more inclined towards skills-based hiring model

Eight in ten companies around the world have tested this kind of recruitment approach in 2024 and Polish employers are starting to follow in the footsteps of international giants Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Three important days for Poland

On May 1st Poland celebrates its EU membership anniversary, May 2nd is National Flag Day, while May 3rd recalls the historic Constitution of 1791 - the first in Europe and second in the world Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: To read or not to read?

After a dramatic drop in readership two decades ago Poles have improved their statistics to a steady level, yet these still leave much to be desired Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Yes, it's Easter!

Easter in Poland has its deeply rooted traditions - some similar to neighboring nations, some distinctly Polish Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Women's soccer in Poland

Seems the ladies are doing better internationally than the gents, being higher ranked by both FIFA and UEFA Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Surviving summer time change

There is much more to this seemingly minor inconvenience than just cutting short one night's sleep by an hour Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Consumer rights in Poland

The matter is treated very seriosly in Poland with the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK), a central government, independent authority, responsible for drawing up and implementing relevant policies Zobacz więcej na temat: