WARSAW (Reuters) – Poland plans to raise the minimum wage twice in 2023, government spokesperson Piotr Muller said on Tuesday, as households grapple with soaring inflation.

WARSAW - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among voters' concerns.

As of January 2025, Poland's minimum wage stands at PLN 4,666 gross per month (approx. €1,108), reflecting a significant increase from previous years. Despite this growth, Poland's minimum wage ...