How to find work in Poland?
In Poland you can look for a job on your own, by submitting your CV and a cover letter to selected employers, or using:- EURES network within the public employment services
European Employment Services (EURES) are a formal network of cooperation between public employment services (labour offices) and other regional, national and international organisations from EU member states, EEA and Switzerland, under the auspices of the European Commission and aimed at supporting mobility of employees in the network member states.
Every national of the EU, EEA and Switzerland can benefit from the services offered by the voivodeship and poviat labour offices within EURES network. Those services include:< >employment services for the Polish employers, including but not limited to the ones interested in employing foreigners, nationals of EU member states, EEA or Switzerland,providing information on the living and working conditions and on the labour market situation in Poland.here.
Poviat labour offices enter job offers in the central job offer database. You can find the offers here.
To be able to use all job offers held by the Poviat Labour Office, you should register in a given office as an unemployed or a jobseeker.
The registration will enable you to access also the job offers where the Polish employer's details are known solely to the office and not announced on the information board or in the central job offer database.
If a foreigner, a national of EU, EEA or Switzerland, does not want to register in the Poviat Labour Office, they can browse job offers entered by Poviat Labour Offices in the central job offer database. Some of those offers contain the details of employers who submitted them. Every interested person can contact the employer directly or submit application document to them. You can access the job offers here.
All job offers of the Polish Poviat Labour Offices are available also on the European level on the European Job Mobility Portal (EURES) kept by the European Commission at www.eures.europa.eu. The said portal enables you to browse the job offers of Polish employers submitted to the Poviat Labour Offices where the Polish employer declared they are interested in recruiting foreigners from EU and EEA states and Switzerland in particular. The said offers are marked in a special way. You can access the offers here. The offers are published in Polish, with a fraction of every offer translated into all official languages of member states.
Before coming to Poland, it is worthwhile learning the conditions of living and working in Poland, as well as the situation on the Polish labour market. The information can be found on EURES website. You can find the details here.
You can read also the information materials on living and working in Poland published by the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy in Polish and English:< >Conditions of living and working in Polandhere.
For more information, see www.eures.praca.gov.pl and EURES portal at www.eures.europa.eu. - employment agencies
Every Polish employment agency can be entered in the register of entities running employment agencies, which is proved by a certificate issued by the Voivodeship Marshall.
An employment agency cannot charge the people for whom it looks for employment or whom it offers help to select an appropriate job and place of employment for anything (except for any costs actually incurred by it in connection with the referral to work abroad).
You can find a register of agencies operating legally in Poland here. - papers with job offers
Most dailies, both Polish and local, contain dedicated job offer columns. - job offer websites
You can look for a job there or place your own CV. Website examples:
http://www.praca.interia.pl
http://praca.gazeta.pl
http://www.pracuj.pl
https://praca.money.pl/
http://www.jobs.pl
http://www.cvonline.com
https://www.praca.pl/
