„Yesterday, during the debate on the motion of no confidence in Mateusz Morawiecki, Chairman Grzegorz Schetyna announced the presentation of the "Higher Wages" program, which is intended to break the glass ceiling of low earnings in Poland. The problem for Poles is low wages, which do not allow them to fully enjoy the fruits of growth. Since Prime Minister Morawiecki has repeatedly spoken in recent years about breaking Poles out of the middle-income trap, the effects are not actually visible. We have decided to help the government in achieving this one task, namely to increase Poles' salaries and limit the effects of inflation, which is rampant in Poland due to this government's actions” - said Sławomir Neumann, head of the Civic Platform club, at a press conference.

„The "Higher Wages" program consists of two pillars, two elements, that will allow for an increase in the wages of all Poles. The first pillar is a reduction in fees and taxes, so that it is not like today – a 50% burden, which Prime Minister Morawiecki boasts about – we want to reduce this from 50% to 35%. The second pillar is support for working people, because work pays off. This is to be a program that gives all those who work higher incomes than using the social welfare system. It is intended to activate people in the labor market” - he added.

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