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Polish Salaries Rose in 2005 Slightly.
(From Polish News Bulletin)
Last year the average pay rise in companies was slight as its purchasing parity increased only by 1 percent. Moreover, the rise did not compensate for inflation in sectors with weak trade unions and in regions of high unemployment. According to the Central Statistical Office of Poland (GUS), the average gross salary in companies came to ZL2490. This year all special bonuses were given in October and in November. At the same time, income levels and pay ...
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