Goals of EU climate policy coincide with the direction of changes in the energy sector that must happen in Poland either way, policymakers must focus on creating domestic regulations that favor
The report titled “Employment in Poland 2030 – Labour in the age of innovation” was commissioned by the Human Resources Development Centre and the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy.
The second report of the New Pact for Europe project “Towards a New Pact for Europe” reflects the work and discussions of a Reflection Group, enriched by input from an Advisory Group made up of prominent Europeans
A „Brussells Victory” or „Defeat of the Great Armada”? Poland after the climate summit.
We are unveiling the first of WISE working papers, titled “Will a robot take your job? A sector analysis of computerization and robotization of European labor markets”.
The following article is the second of WISE Policy Paper series and concerns possible directions of education reform that should be pursued in order to adjust the current system to the coming ICT shock and robotization of many occupations.
Coal prices are plummeting, yet mining costs are not decreasing. As a result, mines are standing on the brink. Politicians, pressured by trade unions are still attempting to buy time, instead of looking for solutions. But the time has run out already.
Over the last 25 years, not a single industrial firm that could be considered a multinational company with global footprint and recognition emerged in Poland.
Towards a low-emission transformation of the labor market is the sixth in a series of reports published as part of Low Emission Poland 2050 project, financed by a grant from the European Climate Foundation.
Letter by members of the High Level Reflection Group* Dear President Jean-Claude Juncker, Dear President Martin Schulz, Dear President Donald Tusk,
