Earnings remain the primary motivation for changing jobs in times of high inflation, the survey found.
Almost 4 out of 10 Poles surveyed by Pracuj.pl say that they are actively looking for a new job. The youngest members of the job market, from Generation Z, are clearly the most active. 52% of respondents in the 18-24 age group said they are currently browsing through job offers.
Poles aged 25-34 (46%) and 35-44 (45%) also declare a high interest in changing employers. Poles over 45 are less inclined to actively look for a job (25%)," the release says.
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