The latest report published by Manpower, an employment services company, shows that 18% of employers in Poland plan to increase employment in the 3^rd Q of the year.

The report's commentary points out that the comparison of 18% declarations to increase employment, 9% of declarations to cut employment and 70% announcements to stick to the current level of employment, gives reason to expect the net employment rate for Poland to reach +9% i.e. rise 3 persentage points in the comparison to the previous quarter.

The biggest number of optimistic plans regarding employment increase can be found in gastronomy and hotel industry where the net employment forecasts hover at +30%. Declarations made by employers active in the construction industry settled the net employment prognosis at the level of +23%. +15% is the prognosis for the finance, insurance, real estate, service and public sectors what translates into considerable chances of finding a job in the sectors.

Among the sectors where employers declare to cut jobs there are: power engineering, gas and the water supply industry (-13%) as well as industrial production (-8%). The Manpower Barometer of Employment Prognoses for the 3rdQ 2009 was devised on the basis of individual interviews with a representative group of 750 employers in Poland. (WNP, Manpower)