61% of Poles will look for higher pay, but only 30% plan to ask for a raise

As many as 61% of Poles plan to try for higher incomes. The largest percentage of employees, about 30%, will ask their current employer for a raise, while 19% of those employed have a plan to look for a better-paying job, according to the latest "Polish Job Market Barometer" by Personnel Service.

46% of workers assess their job market situation as good or very good. One-third considers it neutral, while only 16% rate it as bad or very bad. This reflects optimism among workers, extending into next year, with 45% expecting no change, 13% anticipating improvement, and 16% foreseeing deterioration.

There's a clear correlation between age and outlook for 2024. The youngest workers are the most optimistic, with 25% expecting improvement compared to 8% of 45-54 year-olds and 6% of those over 55.

Source: pulshr.pl