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Labor market in Poland in the context of renewable energy sector development

Wasiuta A.

Ekonomia i Środowisko

2018

nr 1

198--207

The aim of this article is to assess job-creating potential of renewable energy sector development and its macroeconomic effects on the labor market in Poland. The paper focuses primarily on electricity generation technologies like wind power stations and solid biomass. Nowadays, Polish policymakers are in search of win-win solutions to the triple challenge of unemployment, climate change and international commitments. The other problem that needs to be dealt with is maintaining and restructuring Polish coal mining industry, which is and will be for the upcoming years the main source of electricity production in Poland. Those actions’ aim is to create new jobs, build industries and attract new foreign investments. The following research methods were used in the article: analysis of statistical data obtained from Eurostat and organizations dealing with the collection of statistical data on RES and analysis of literature on the subject. According to the analysis, the labor market in the renewable energy sector is developing rapidly, which will result in the future development of new sectors, which will increase employment in the industry, attract new foreign investments and develop local communities.

Współczesne dylematy przedsiębiorstw transportowych w gospodarce zrównoważonego rozwoju

Szczypa P.

Logistyka

2014

nr 6

Nowadays, transport companies operate in the economy of sustainable development. Relationships that occur within the system of ecological, economic and social development are very complex and strongly interacting, so the owners and managers of enterprises are facing new challenges arising from the objectives economic triangle of sustainable development. Meeting them is not easy especially that they relate to common goods. The aim of this article is to identify and characterize the contemporary dilemmas of transport companies, whose activities should equally take into account the economic, social and ecological conditions. Considerations will be based inter alia on the assumptions of "prisoner's dilemma" and "the dilemma of the common meadow".