personnel - employed persons in the main place of work (GUS)

Name: personnel - employed persons in the main place of work (GUS)
Creator: GUS / Statistics Poland (BDL)
License: https://stat.gov.pl/en/terms-of-use/

GUS / BDL series 472266. Poland only. person

people

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GUS / BDL series, variable 472266. Poland only.

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Source: GUS / Statistics Poland (BDL)
Licence: GUS reuse of public statistics
Last publisher update: —
Retrieved: 2026-09-15
Warehouse version: v21

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Longseries, “personnel - employed persons in the main place of work (GUS)”. GUS / Statistics Poland (BDL) (472266), 2006–2024, Poland. Retrieved 2026-09-15. GUS reuse of public statistics. Warehouse v21. https://longseries.com/en/d/gus-personnel-employed-persons-in-the-main-place-of-work/

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Country	Year	Value
Poland	2024	66.3

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Poland

personnel - employed persons in the main place of work (GUS)

52.4→66.3

Change: +26.5 %
CAGR: +1.3 %
Years: 2006–2024

Poland: 52.4 (2006) → 66.3 (2024). +26.5 % over 18 years. That is +1.3 % a year — a compound rate, not a sum of jumps.

personnel - employed persons in the main place of work (GUS) — Poland
Year	Country	Value
2024	Poland	66.3
2023	Poland	65
2022	Poland	64.3
2021	Poland	64.1
2020	Poland	56.3
2019	Poland	56.3
2018	Poland	56.2
2017	Poland	56.3
2016	Poland	56.9
2015	Poland	57.2
2014	Poland	57.6
2013	Poland	58
2012	Poland	61.2
2011	Poland	54.2
2010	Poland	53.7
2009	Poland	54.5
2008	Poland	53.6
2007	Poland	53.5
2006	Poland	52.4

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