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Call centre for employees

Call centre for employees / fot. www.callcentrehelper.com
2009-09-30, author mzamojski , translator dominik
Categories: [ Employment ]

Great Britain has a new call centre for all employees who may speak in 100 languages (including Polish). It has been started as a initiative of the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills. 08009172368 number is available for those who legally work in Great Britain.


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XIX Economic Forum in Krynica

XIX Economic Forum in Krynica /fot. www.vilnius.trade.gov.pl
2009-09-10, author mzamojski , translator oskarinio
Categories: [ Incidents ] [ Organizations ] [ Economy ] [ Employment ]

Yesterday a XIXth edition of Economic Forum has started in Krynica. This event gathered 900 participants in 140 panels. More than 2000 guests are expected to join. The Forum will end on 12th September.


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TGV in two years will run in Poland

TGV /fot. www.wejetset.com
2009-08-30, author mzamojski , translator oskarinio
Categories: [ Employment ] [ Investment ]

Polish Railway (PKP) has signed a deal with Polish-Austrian consortium to designed and install new train navigation system. The deal requires trains to move with 200 km/h speed.


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Former President rich, current President poor

Aleksander Kwasniewski /fot. www.i.wp.pl
2009-08-26, author mzamojski , translator oskarinio
Categories: [ People ] [ Employment ]

Since 1989, when Poland become again a democratic and fully independent country, it had three Presidents: Lech Wałęsa, Aleksander Kwaśniewski and Lech Kaczyński. Journalists decided to compare their properties.


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Unemployment rate in Poland is 8.2 per cent

Unemployment / fot. nbportal.pl
2009-07-31, author oskarinio , translator oskarinio
Categories: [ Employment ] [ Social issues ]

According to Eurostat- European Statistics Bureau the unemployment rate in Poland was 8.2 per cent in June 2009. For the first time in a very long time this figure is lower than one for Eurozone countries, which have on average record 9.4 per cent unemployed – Gazeta Wyborcza reports.


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