IKEA has announced layoffs of up to 240 people at its Wielbark plant. In two years, the sector has lost over 22,000 jobs. The Polish furniture industry is deepening its crisis, which has affected not only smaller factories but also the largest players in the market. One of the most telling signs is IKEA's decision to further reduce its workforce in Poland. Over the past two years, more than 22,000 people have lost their jobs in the sector, with some estimates suggesting as many as 25,000. The industry has been experiencing a decline in ...
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