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Methodology and editorial policy

Where the numbers on LITJobs come from, how we compute them and how our guides are made — so everyone can check what they rely on.

Salary data from job offers

  • The source is the salary ranges of active, published offers on LITJobs (PLN, monthly).
  • From each salary entry we take the middle of the range (or the single amount given).
  • We compute the median and the first and third quartiles — separately for employment contracts, B2B and other contracts; gross and net amounts are never mixed.
  • A group is shown only with at least 3 ranges; with fewer offers we publish no numbers.
  • Data refreshes hourly; figures in guides taken from external reports always name the report and year.

Offer counts and category pages

  • The number next to a category, city or technology is the count of active, published offers matching that filter.
  • A category page is indexed by search engines when it has at least 3 offers or an editorial intro with advice and FAQ — otherwise it is available but marked noindex.
  • Expired offers leave the lists and the sitemap; their address answers with HTTP 410.

Salary calculators

The calculators use the 2026 rates announced by ZUS and the Ministry of Finance (contributions, PIT scale, tax-free amount, youth relief, health insurance of businesses). All rates live in one file and are unit-tested against reference values, e.g. the minimum wage of PLN 4,806 gross = PLN 3,605.85 net. Results are informative and not a substitute for an accountant. Salary calculator · B2B calculator

How our guides are made

  • The first paragraph answers the question in the title directly; the details follow.
  • Rules (ZUS, PIT, BUR, KFS, labour offices) link to official sources: ISAP, gov.pl, zus.pl, podatki.gov.pl, psz.praca.gov.pl.
  • Market data comes from named reports with a year (e.g. Bulldogjob, justjoin.it, No Fluff Jobs, GUS). We never invent statistics or quotes.
  • We use AI tools for research and drafting; every figure and rule is checked against its source, and an editor reads the text before publication.
  • The update date on every text says when we last checked it.

Promotion of LearnIT courses

LITJobs is built by LearnIT. Course blocks are labelled “powered by LearnIT”; we match them to the skills of the offer or guide. We never say that a course guarantees a job or that funding is certain — it depends on the programme and the participant's situation.

Errors and corrections

If you spot an outdated rate, a wrong figure or a broken link, write to us via the contact page — we fix it and update the text's date. Contact