publications
Employment Law Newsletter, April - June 2012
New look of the accident report card, amendment of executive regulations concerning occupational diseases and new law on the effects of employing foreigners illegally residing in Poland.
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Employment Law Newsletter, January - March 2012
New regulations concerning higly skilled employees – foreigners, prolongation of retirement to the age of 67 and Senate draft law on an amendment of the Social Insurance System Act.
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Managing employment law issues in a changing world economy
Recession, lower inflation and a sharp rise in unemployment loom—a macroeconomic crisis. Attempts by governments to soften the effects of the crisis have, as of today, delivered very little, as macroeconomic indicators continue to be bad if not very bad.
Dr Szymon Kubiak
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Job guarantees scrutinised by the supreme court of Poland
Guarantees of future employment, eagerly sought by Polish trade unions, are detrimental to the employer but also costly to consumers and the State Treasury. Granting job guarantees may also result in civil or criminal liability on the part of the employer or its managers.
Agnieszka Lisiecka
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Employment Law Newsletter, October - December 2011
Employment certificate change, end of Anti-Crisis Act and longer maternity and paternity leave.
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Employment Law Newsletter, July - September 2011
Abolished employer obligation to provide a smoking room, new rights for protected workers and more formalities for foreigners intending to work in Poland.
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