Polish millennials start businesses to increase income and gain independence - study

Polish millennials launch their own business to increase their income (45 percent of respondents), gain independence (39 percent) and because they could not find a full time job on a job contract (35 percent), according to a study conducted by leasing fund EFL, part of Credit Agricole. 24 percent of those polled stated that they decided to start their own company because they didn’t want to work on a job contract. Almost half of Polish millennials formed a company based on their own interests (45 percent), while 37 percent chose the type of activity they’re involved in based on market analysis. A quarter of those polled said that their own company is involved in the same activity as what they used to do in their former job.