US EditionKrakow layoffs reflect broader shift to AI, automation in CEE
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Krakow layoffs reflect broader shift to AI, automation in CEE
Reading Time: 3 minutes The city of Krakow, south Poland, saw nearly 1,900 group layoffs in the first quarter of 2025, almost equalling the total for all of 2024, local media reported, citing official data. The dismissals, mostly affecting white-collar roles in finance, technology and business services, point to deeper structural changes in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) business services model; one increasingly shaped by automation, AI an…
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