Only 3% of young Poles declare a desire to start their own business - the worst result in 37 years. Agnieszka Socha, owner of WorkerService, comments on these figures and announces her appearance at a Business Centre Club Małopolska meeting dedicated to the role of personal brand in business.
Agnieszka Socha, owner of WorkerService, shares her thoughts after the panel discussion during the BNI+ Katowice meeting, which was attended by, among others, Rafał Sonik and Ryszard Hołubniak. The conversation focused on what matters most in business - trust, relationships and responsibility.
Data from the District Labour Office in Zabrze reveals a paradox of the Polish labour market: despite over 3,100 registered unemployed, companies have been unable to fill hundreds of vacancies for months, mainly in production, logistics and construction. WorkerService comments on what lies behind this mismatch and what actions can help close the staffing gap.
Companies that want to operate legally, paying full rates, social security contributions, and VAT, still compete with entities circumventing regulations. We explain why an invoice from an "external company" alone does not guarantee employment legality and how companies can protect themselves.
From June 2025, significantly stricter regulations on hiring foreign workers will apply, and companies using apparent outsourcing or illegal employment face high fines and inspections. WorkerService conducts regular audits at client companies, helping them organize processes and protect their business from the consequences of non-compliance with the law.
Members of our team met with experts at the Social Initiatives Development Centre CRIS to discuss the further development of the Podzielmy się Dobrem Foundation and social enterprise. This meeting demonstrated how much good can come from collaboration and the exchange of experiences.
A representative of WorkerService participated in a two-day training retreat organized by BNI Poland, dedicated to artificial intelligence, its safe use, and prompting in a business context.
Behind us is the "DNA Entrepreneur" event - a meeting of young people from Racibórz secondary schools with business people, including Agnieszka Socha, owner of WorkerService. The conversations focused on courage, failures, and the real path to success.
WorkerService invites you to a BCC Małopolska Lodge meeting dedicated to building a strong brand and creating competitive advantage. Agnieszka Socha, owner of WorkerService, will deliver a presentation on the role of personal brand in business.
Representatives of WorkerService had the honour of participating in the solemn celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic, organized by the Embassy of Italy in Warsaw. This event brought together guests from the world of diplomacy, business and international cooperation.