Analysis of data describing the socio-economic situation of the voivodships. Selected categories presented in dynamic, including conversations with average sizes for countries in quarterly periods and growing periods.

As at the end of November 2025 the REGON register included 5 439.3 thous. of national economy entities. In November this year, the number of newly registered and deregistered, entities was lower than the month before.

The publication presents data for 2023 and 2024 on the economic activity of the Polish population, employed persons, labour turnover and vacancies, unemployed persons, working conditions (the working time structure, strikes, working conditions at the workplace, accidents at work), labour costs and wages and salaries (the wages and salaries fund as well as average monthly nominal and real wages and salaries, wages and salaries by position and job, the structure of full-time employees by wages and salaries). The publication shows changes occurring on Polish labour market.

Ten years ago, UN member states adopted the 2030 Agenda, setting global directions for sustainable development. How has Poland changed over the past decade? In which areas have we made significant progress, and where is more action needed? How do we compare to the European Union in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals? You will find answers to these and many other questions in the 5th edition of Statistics Poland's publication, Poland on the way to SDGs. The report presents a synthetic picture of the changes taking place in our country since 2015, across the five dimensions of the SDGs: People, Prosperity, Planet, Peace, and Partnership (also known as the 5P's).