It provides the number of persons working in the national economy, employment status, selected categories of working persons, foreigners, disabled persons, retired persons, elements of employment changes by recruitment sources and reasons for dismissals.

Basic indices on the socio-economic situation of the country with respect to, among others, quarterly GDP estimates, labour market, wages and salaries, social security benefits, population, prices, money and finance, agriculture, industry, construction, transport and trade. Monthly or quarterly data on the socio-economic situation of the EU member states.

It contains the basic information on the number and structure of the Polish population in 2013, along with retrospective data compiled on the basis of the population balance. It also provides vital statistics (the characteristics of newly-contracted marriages, divorces and separations, as well as births and deaths), along with data on life expectancy and the projections of the status and structure of the population. Information on internal and international migrations of the population, and international comparisons which allow assessing the demographic changes in Poland against other countries are also included, together with selected results of the National Census of Population and Housing 2011.