Poland : social contributions will be lowered for unemployed people who take a new job

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19 January 2006 à 10h12

Updated on 17 March 2013 à 19h23

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Publication: 19 January 2006 à 10h12, Updated on 17 March 2013 à 19h23

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The ministry of Employment and Social affairs has announced a plan to lower wage costs for the hiring of an unemployed person. (Ref 0646)
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19 January 2006 à 10h12

Updated on 17 March 2013 à 19h23

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Publication: 19 January 2006 à 10h12, Updated on 17 March 2013 à 19h23

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According to the ministry of Employment and Social affairs, an long-term unemployed person (at least two years of unemployment) who takes a new job would pay 50% less social contributions on her new salary. The new employer would also pay 50% less. On this basis, the vice-minister of Employment, Robert Kwiatkowski, wants to prepare a bill aimed at lowering the cost of work for these workers.

This bill would involve low-qualified unemployed people who find it difficult to accept low-paid jobs...

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