Minimum Wage Hike in Poland 2023
Significant Increase to Support Workers
Effective January 1st, 2023, the minimum gross wage per hour in Poland will increase from 228 zloty to 24.50 zloty. This represents a substantial 7.5% increase, which will provide much-needed support to low-wage workers and boost the country's economy.
The decision to increase the minimum wage was made by the Polish government in response to rising inflation and the rising cost of living. The increase will ensure that workers are able to keep up with inflation and maintain a reasonable standard of living.
The increase in the minimum wage is expected to have a positive impact on the Polish economy. By increasing the spending power of low-wage workers, the increase will boost consumer demand and stimulate economic growth. Additionally, the increase will help to reduce poverty and inequality.
The new minimum wage will go into effect on January 1st, 2023. Employers are required to comply with the new minimum wage or face penalties. Employees who are earning less than the new minimum wage should contact their employer to ensure that they receive the appropriate increase.
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