#Borgen the last worker series

Companies will be expected to increase their remuneration to hold onto employees. The rise of the minimum wage in Poland, its highest hike ever, will bring changes in wage dynamics among low-income workers. The relief package looks to increase PolandвЂ™s automation levels as well as its economy, which Emilewicz believes is a condition for development. The level of industrial robots in Poland is lower than in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. A statistic of вЂњ42 robots per 1,000 employees is definitely not enough,вЂќ admits Development Minister Jadwiga Emilewicz. This plan includes a tax break for entrepreneurs, allowing a 50% reduction in costs for investments in Polish automation companies. Poland plans to spend EUR 247.2 million, a total of PLN 1.1 billion, on relief for firms investing in automation over the next five years. Industries are implementing automation in order to shed employees and the wage increase. Especially the rise of PolandвЂ™s automation.

#Borgen the last worker series

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the series of minimum wage hikes is an investment in PolandвЂ™s future as well as an effort to increase its prosperity.В Yet, the minimum wage hike brings about unwelcome side-effects. This comes from PiSвЂ™s pledge in the вЂњpolitics of dignity.вЂќ The pledgeвЂ™s aim is to bring buying power into Polish hands so PolandвЂ™s economic model is similar to their western European neighbors. PiS plans to reach its goal of increasing PolandвЂ™s minimum wage by the end of 2023. In January 2020, Poland increased its minimum wage by 15% from last year to 2,600 zlotys. The Law and Justice (PiS) party, which rules PolandвЂ™s government, has vowed to increase PolandвЂ™s minimum wage to 4,000 zlotys monthly. With the increase of minimum wage and workers becoming more expensive, Poland is automating its industries and investing in technology that risks dramatically raising prices and halting job growth.