Niemcy na krawędzi. Co czeka Polaków? Moje wnioski z Görlitz

Analyzing life in Germany today, it's clear that the economic crisis is hitting Germany harder and harder. Given these changes, is it even worth traveling to Germany in 2026? Join us on social media and Discord: 👉 https://linktr.ee/bushu92 I invite you to a new episode straight from Görlitz, in which I take an uncensored look at the state of the German market. Looking back, the data clearly shows the scale of the problems – in 2025, a record 24,000 company bankruptcies were recorded, and the number of unemployed reached 3 million. Two years of negative GDP from 2023-2024 left a huge mark on the industry, which lost 124,000 jobs in 2025 alone, and one in seven jobs in the automotive sector disappeared. However, in the film, I reveal a profound paradox that I personally grapple with. Although official statistics showed over half a million unfilled positions, the job matching system is completely broken. As a mechatronics engineer, I've been looking for a job for nine months, while government agencies are mostly offering minimum-wage job postings. I analyze the reasons for this state of affairs—from the cutoff in cheap gas to competition from China and Trump's tariffs. I also answer questions about how this massive recession is affecting Poles and which physical industries, such as construction or transportation, remain safe havens for emigrants. 💬 What are your observations of the German labor market? Are job cuts and a slowdown also visible in your regions? Let us know in the comments! 🔔 Subscribe to the channel to stay up-to-date with the realities of living and working abroad, without sugarcoating.