FCHAIN Poland Office informs:
Poland is on the verge of becoming a leader in the European Union for low unemployment, closely trailing the Czech Republic, which currently holds the top position.
According to recent Eurostat data, Poland’s unemployment rate in September 2024 was 2.9 percent, just shy of the Czech Republic’s 2.8 percent. This achievement puts Poland ahead of traditionally strong labor markets, including Germany, and showcases the resilience of its economy amid broader European challenges.
The strong labor market is attributed to Poland’s steady economic growth, government initiatives supporting job creation, and a focus on skills’ development, which has kept unemployment low even during uncertain economic times. The country’s close position to the Czech Republic underscores its competitiveness within the EU.
