Number of people employed in Bolesławiec
The data on the number of people employed in the city cover 2004 and 2014.
- In 2004, the number of employed people was 9,917; in 2014, it was 11,357. The figures do not include people employed in budgetary units operating in the fields of national defence and public security, people working on individual farms in agriculture, clergy, or people employed by organisations, foundations and associations. Since 2000, the data have also excluded business entities employing up to 9 people.
Number of people employed per 1,000 inhabitants:
- Data from 2014, Local Data Bank (GUS) — excluding people employed in budgetary units operating in the fields of national defence and public security, people working on individual farms in agriculture, clergy, and people employed by organisations, foundations and associations; excluding business entities employing up to 9 people, according to the actual place of work and type of activity
National economy entities (private and public), GUS Regional Data Bank — comparison of 2002 and 2014:
National economy entities, private sector, GUS Regional Data Bank — comparison of 2002 and 2014:
Unemployed people as a percentage of the working-age population. GUS Regional Data Bank, data from 2014:
Number of unemployed people in Bolesławiec, comparative data for January 2004 and September 2014. Data — Bolesławiec District Labour Office, GUS:
Travel in the Legnica–Głogów Functional Area, daily arrivals to Bolesławiec:
Bolesławiec Subzone, WSSE “Invest Park”
The Bolesławiec Subzone has existed since 2007. Ten investors have invested there. Twelve permits have been issued to conduct business in the special economic zone. Since 2014, the Bolesławiec Subzone has housed a rental hall intended for business entities starting operations in Bolesławiec. The hall, comprising four modules, is fully leased.
The declared minimum employment in the Bolesławiec Subzone is nearly 900 people. Minimum investment expenditure is almost PLN 330 million. Industries: automotive, metal and energy, logistics, printing. Investors: Sacher – Obróbka Skrawaniem Metalu, Hoerbiger Automotive Poland, SRG Global, Elektros, Vilsait, Kegger, Turningtec Polska, Favorite Gifts, Rhenus Logistics Bolesławiec.
Nearly 70% of the Bolesławiec Subzone’s area has already been developed, while 6% has been reserved. Capital origins: Poland, Germany, the USA, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
GIS
The Land Information System is a tool for making legal, administrative and economic decisions, as well as an aid in planning and development. It consists of a land database concerning a specified area, together with procedures and techniques for systematically collecting, updating and sharing data. By organising data resources, the GIS system speeds up and streamlines all decision-making processes and administrative procedures in the municipality and facilitates cooperation with external entities.
Planned development of the GIS system:
The possibility for residents to report incidents easily and automatically, such as an overflowing bin, vandalism or damaged infrastructure. Expanding the system’s resources to include data resources from municipal units, the Municipal Police, the Police and others. Introducing the possibility for the aforementioned units to update data independently.
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