Poland in 2023 ranked high eighteenth in terms of the quality of conditions for remote work, according to the Global Remote Work Index by NordLayer. However, this is a drop of five positions compared to last year.
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The company NordLayer has published this year's results of the Global Remote Work Index. In the ranking, countries are evaluated in terms of their attractiveness from the perspective of people performing their professional duties remotely, and the position of a given country in the ranking is determined by four basic factors. These are:
The study was conducted in 108 countries around the world. Denmark took the first place with an attractiveness index of 0.847. The top three are rounded off by the Netherlands (index 0.843) and Germany (0.842). The top ten also includes Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Estonia, Lithuania, Ireland, and Slovakia. Poland, with a score of 0.787 in this year's Global Remote Work Index, took a decent eighteenth place – just behind the USA and South Korea, and just ahead of the UK and Norway.
Our country was rated best in the area of digital security (eighth place, index 0.914), and worst - in the area of digital and physical infrastructure (thirty-sixth place). The low position in this area is due to the not very good quality of the Internet and e-infrastructure. We also did well in terms of economic security (seventeenth place) and definitely worse in terms of social security (thirty-first place). Polish rankings in terms of inclusiveness and personal rights are the biggest area for improvement.
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