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Poles Work Longer Hours than Germans, yet Produce Less. How Are We Worse?

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Poles work long hours, but this doesn't translate into equally high productivity. According to Mariusz Zielonka of the Lewiatan Confederation, the key to changing this model lies in investments in automation, artificial intelligence, and modern technologies that allow for increased productivity without adding more hours.
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Poles work long hours, but this doesn't translate into equally high productivity. According to Mariusz Zielonka of the Lewiatan Confederation, the key to changing this model lies in investments in automation, artificial intelligence, and modern technologies that allow for increased productivity without adding more hours.

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pulshr.pl broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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