Minister for Family, Labour and Social Policy Agnieszka Dziemianovich-Bąk said on Thursday ‘Graphiti’ that it ended first phase of analysis of shortening the working week and these analyses will continue.
Short week's work. "Analises are very promising"
The head of the department announced that in the last week of April, it will present key proposals from these analyses. “We will then tell you what to do next,” she said.
According to Dziemianovich-Bąk these analyses are very promising.
– The most basic conclusion is that it is solution expectedthat it must and will be based on maintaining the level of the same remuneration. I mean shorter working week – yes, but with the same salary said the minister.
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She added that the 3rd conclusion is that The solutions must be “tailor-made”. – Others most likely for the industrial sector, others for creative or office workers, due to the fact that not always 1 solution fits all," she noted.
Four-day work week. Left trying to convince the coalition
Minister of Labour, household and Social Policy Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk said last year that she hoped that the fresh rules on shortening the working time of Poles could be passed inactive in this parliamentary term. Left is inactive trying to convince the coalitions' idea.
– The thought of shortening working time to 4 days a week is as much as possible to consider (...). Poles deficiency time, and we work to live. We must have time for life, relationship and love – she argued at the time in the programme "Graffiti".
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– We're out of the election and the Left won't let it go. More than a 100 years ago, erstwhile a 40-hour work week was introduced, erstwhile children were banned, and as early as Saturdays were introduced, I guess they were wondering if it made sense, too.. And it happened. standard She said.
Four alternatively of 5 days. Will it be a shorter week?
Research and conceptual work on shortening the week of work continued in Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy since 2024.
According to Eurostat data, Poland is at the forefront of EU countriesThat's where you work the longest. The actual weekly working time is 33.3 hours, while the EU average is 36.1 hours.
According to Labour Code, the working time must not exceed 8 hours a day and, on average, 40 hours in an average five-day working week during the agreed settlement period not exceeding 4 months.
