Plenary session: 15 years in the European Union
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Paweł Wojciechowski
Minister of Finance in 2006, Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland in the years 2009-2010
2006-2014: Polish ambassador to the OECD, deputy foreign minister, CEO of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency and minister of finance. 1995-2005: CEO of PTE Allianz Polska S.A. and earlier CEO of subsidiaries of the Polish Development Bank S.A. He graduated in economics from John Carroll University in 1986 and continued his master and doctoral studies at Case Western Reserve University. He holds Ph. D. degree from Systems Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences. He lectured at Harvard, John Carroll and Koźmiński universities. He works as Chief Economist of the Social Insurance Institution since 2014.
Participates in the sessions:
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Plenary session: 15 years in the European Union
- Benefits of being an EU member. Experience of Poland, Baltic states and Slovakia?
- In search of a new Europe. A need for a fresh view
- After the European elections – power structure, expectations and projections
- Europe versus protectionism, trade barriers and limitations
- Eastern neighbourhood in a new Europe. Opportunities and threats for Poland and the Baltic states
- How will the EU’s future budget respond to social challenges and expectations?
- Fifteen years of Eastern Poland – effects of changes. The role of support from the European Union
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Labour market
- Challenges of today's labour market – new professions, new technologies, demography
- Professions in demand – who is missing on the labour market in Eastern Poland
- Vocational training as a response to the needs of the labour market. Employers’ expectations and involvement
- Flexibility on the labour market as a response to changes – a fashionable trend or a necessity?
- Labour code and new migration policies – when will new solutions be implemented?
- Employment offices in the new market reality. Their role in Eastern Poland
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