Poland has announced a 3% increase in the minimum wage for 2026, bringing it to 4,806 zloty (€1,124.60) per month and 31.40 zloty (€7.35) per hour. This is the smallest rise in over twenty years, reflecting a cautious approach amid economic concerns. Trade unions and business groups have expressed differing views on the adequacy of the increase. For foreign workers and international companies, this update is essential for planning labor costs and wage expectations in 2026. Joras Ventures remains dedicated to supporting clients and candidates through these economic changes.