In Paris, between 18 and 20 September 2019, took place the annual meeting of the L&E Global network. This year our law firm was represented by: Alina Giżejowska and Janusz Zagrobelny.
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Amount of compensation for un-justified termination of contract
The Supreme Court confirmed that the amount of compensation for un-justified termination of contract should not be higher than mentioned in article 471 of the Polish Labour Code. It means that the maximum compensation which might be awarded is up to 3 months of remuneration but in no case lower than the amount of payment in lieu of notice.
The Legal 500
A. Sobczyk i Współpracownicy has been ranked No 1. (Top Tier) in employment law in the Legal 500 EMEA 2018 ranking. Arkadiusz Sobczyk has been ranked Leading Individual. Alina Giżejowska and Paweł Korus have been ranked Recommended Lawyers.
GDPR: changes regarding processing agreements
Most large enterprises make use of outsourcing in their daily business. This constitutes a profitable…
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Occupational pension schemes
Obligatory occupational pension schemes are planned from 1st of January 2019 for the biggest companies…
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Compliance the Polish way: the act on transparency in public life
Author: Janusz Zagrobelny
1 March 2018 is the day on which the act on transparency in public life enters…
Amending the act on trade unions – changes for employers
Author: Piotr Strumiński
Work is in progress on amending the act on trade unions. The government bill assumes that those who are…
The Sejm passed an act lifting the limit of contributions to National Insurance (ZUS)
Author: dr Karol Kulig
The abolition of limits on contributions to National Insurance (ZUS) will probably become a reality, despite the act lifting…
Archiving employee documentation – a draft government bill
Author: Robert Jezierski
The government prepared a draft bill on amending certain acts in connection with the reduced period …
Restrictions on Sunday commerce
Commerce will be prohibited on Sundays in Poland. The draft an Act (currently being proceeded…
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