The results of the survey commissioned by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers clearly indicate there is reluctance amongst respondents regarding the solutions included the Polish New Deal…

Over the last week or so, the Polish public debate has been dominated by the discussion about a group of several dozen people camping on the Belarusian side of the border with Poland. It is not the task of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers to conduct an in-depth analysis of this difficult situation, but everything indicates that it is the result of the scenario planned and implemented by the Belarusian regime…

“Busometr” – the index of economic mood – amounted to 46.5 points for the 2nd half of 2021 (up from 42.2 points in the previous half-year), which means that the entrepreneurs’ sentiment is clearly improving. Investments are still in the worst shape, while on the labour market good prospects remain…

The Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers recognises the need for concern about climate and environmental protection. However, we express our opposition to the model of combating climate change proposed by the European Commission. The instruments used are often ineffective, and the European climate policy is full of internal contradictions. Some of the recently proposed changes are of a purely political nature, and embedding them in pro-environmental rhetoric by the European Commission is an example of plain green washing…

In the opinion of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers, the draft Polish Export Policy (hereinafter referred to as “PEP”) presented for pre-consultation is a document of strategic importance, aiming to shape an orderly system of support and promotion of exports, addressed to, among others, domestic companies from the SME sector. In our view, the consistent increase in the strength of Polish exports is an essential activity in the context of contributing to the wealth of the country and its citizens…

The coronavirus pandemic that broke out in Q1 2020 led to an unusual recession on a global scale. It was sudden and deep, and left a lasting mark on several sectors of the economy. According to the calculations of the World Bank, the global economy shrank by 4.3% last year. The scale of the recession was milder than it had been assumed at the beginning due to, among other things, the fact that developed countries dealt with the pandemic relatively well…