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Report on the Activities of the Social Dialogue Council for 2025

The document summarizes the annual work of the Social Dialogue Council, a forum for cooperation between the government, trade unions, and employers. It describes key negotiation topics, such as the minimum wage level, pay raises for the public sector, and pension indexation, which directly affect citizens' finances. It also presents regional activities and the positions of the parties on matters important to daily life, such as healthcare, energy transition, and changes in labor law.
Key points
Wage negotiations: The government proposed a minimum wage increase to PLN 4,806 in 2026 and a 3% raise in the public sector, which was opposed by both trade unions and employers, who jointly demanded higher increases.
Pension indexation: The indexation rate for 2026 was debated. The employee side wanted a higher increase (inflation + 50% of wage growth), while the government proposed the standard mechanism (inflation + 20% of wage growth).
Healthcare protection: Social partners adopted a joint position against the restructuring of public hospitals under bankruptcy law, protecting jobs and access to treatment.
Changes in labor law: The Council worked intensively on new regulations for collective labor agreements, the definition of mobbing, and new powers for the National Labor Inspectorate.
Energy transition: The impact of climate policy on energy prices and jobs was debated, highlighting concerns about citizens' social security and economic competitiveness.
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Sprawozdanie z działalności Rady Dialogu Społecznego w 2025 roku.
Print number: SPRAWOZDANIE 2473
Process start date: 2026-04-28