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EUWorkers Court of Justice’s order on Thursday to suspend the effects of Poland’s new retirement age law is a momentous milestone for an institution that has rarely entered such terra incognita: forcing a sovereign Member State to choose between European integration and following the path of authoritarian illiberalism.
A week after Polish fuel prices fell sharply compared to other Central European markets, the government and some of Poland’s biggest lenders blamed energy conglomerate PKN-Orlen for attempting to manipulate prices. Suspicions of price manipulation arose after Polish retail fuel prices declined by 7 percent over the first two weeks of September, while Hungary’s MOL refinery incurred higher fees from Ukraine and the Czech Republic increased diesel excise duties.
“Investing Wisely: Finding the Right Balance Between Cost and Quality in Interim Solutions in Poland
In 2023, the duration of interim assignments remained relatively stable across all regions, with the exception of Poland (which saw an increase) and Croatia (which saw a decrease). On average, these assignments lasted for 11.5 months, a little over a year. The top performing markets were Switzerland, Italy and Austria, which each had an average of more than 12 months.