Despite a 45-percent drop in investment across the country, Poland’s construction companies expect some dynamic growth this year, according to dziennikpolski.24pl., as they are targeting new clients and will be expanding employment over the next twelve months. While investments in the country shrank by 1.8 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of the year, marking the first such drop since Q3 2013, more than 45 percent of builders remain committed to actively developing their business. Only 26 percent of the construction companies surveyed said they’re putting their expansion plans on hold, writes dziennikpolski.24pl. Poland’s unemployment fell to a record low of 8.6 percent in July, a 0.2-percent drop month-on-month, according to government figures.
