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Jawne Stawki

Aggregates salary offers from public Polish job postings into median pay rankings by profession, region and city.

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For
Job seekers in Poland checking typical advertised pay for an occupation and city
Activity
Actively maintainedsite updated today
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Used for
  • compare median advertised pay across occupations in Poland
  • check typical salaries for a job in your city
  • see which employers post the most ads for a role
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How a program reaches itfound, not claimed · read Oct 26, 2026

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  • What is Jawne Stawki?

    Aggregates salary offers from public Polish job postings into median pay rankings by profession, region and city. It is listed in the Atlas under HR.

  • Who is Jawne Stawki for?

    Job seekers in Poland checking typical advertised pay for an occupation and city

  • Do people use Jawne Stawki?

    Little sign of use.

  • Is Jawne Stawki still maintained?

    Actively maintained: site updated today.

  • What are alternatives to Jawne Stawki?

    In HR, by use: Greenhouse, Pave, Datapeople, Recooty, Compa, Get on Board.

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