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Poland's demographic, migration & fertility rate disaster [20]
Here is a an interesting article on the demographics of Poland: sz-n.com/2012/12/polands-demographic-disaster/
Here is some interesting facts about Polish ZUS...
Much of the blame much lie with the inefficient Z.U.S. system of social insurance, which can consume as much as half of people's salaries, yet gives back little in return. There is no system of family allowance in Poland, (in the U.K. over 100 PLN a week for every child), only a tiny, one-off payment. It would seem that Z.U.S. exists primarily to benefit the Z.U.S. bureaucrats, rather than those it is intended to help, those who pay Z.U.S..
The exodus from Poland of many of its youngest and brightest should be a wake-up call for Poland's politicians. So far, since the fall of communism, they've had nearly 25 years to start to get things right. It is up to them to create the kind of country people would like to live in, and not to leave.
And here is why Polish immigrants in the UK are bringing more children then Poles in Poland...The so called Polish baby boom in UK
thenews/1/10/Artykul/161201,Polands-baby-boom-in-UK
And some intersting facts from this article...
Research by Britain's Office for National Statistics has found that the average Polish-born woman in England and Wales has given birth to 2.13 children, while comparative statistics in Poland show the birth-rate at 1.3.
With Poland's politicians trying to think up ways of staving off a demographic crisis - the working-age population (15-64 years old) is predicted to fall by 40 percent within the next 50 years, as the population ages. - experts are urging the country to look again at its policies on child care.
