Employment offices that assess unemployment benefit in Poland

Phone ahead to learn which desk handles your file

Benefit questions go to the benefits team of the county employment office. Offices organise claims differently: the desk or caseworker who looks after yours depends on the office, and you should be ready to show proof of past work and insurance, including time worked abroad.

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2 offices in Łódź

  • Łódź

    Powiatowy Urząd Pracy w Łodzi — ul. Kilińskiego 102/102A

    ul. Kilińskiego 102/102A, 90-012 Łódź

    If you live in Bałuty or Polesie, register and hand in your work records for the benefit decision.

    Office website+48422516500

    Bring identity and registration details, employment certificates, evidence of how contracts ended, and earnings or contribution certificates where required. Include self-employment and foreign-insurance records and any decisions covering credited periods. The authority determines the amount, start and duration; the ordinary duration is 180 days, with 365 days for specified groups. Payments are made monthly in arrears to a payment account.

  • Łódź

    Powiatowy Urząd Pracy w Łodzi — ul. Milionowa 91

    ul. Milionowa 91, 93-121 Łódź

    If you live in Górna, Śródmieście or Widzew, register and hand in your work records, and get monthly payments worked out.

    Office website+48422516500

    Bring identity and registration details, employment certificates, evidence of how contracts ended, and earnings or contribution certificates where required. Include self-employment and foreign-insurance records and any decisions covering credited periods. The authority determines the amount, start and duration; the ordinary duration is 180 days, with 365 days for specified groups. Payments are made monthly in arrears to a payment account.

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Unemployment Benefit and Registration in Poland

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Learn how to register with public employment services, meet contribution criteria, and manage ongoing obligations in Poland.

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