Pełczyńska-Nałęcz Without Deputy PM Post as Poland 2050 Split Changes Political Landscape
A major split in Poland 2050 party creates a new parliamentary club, Centrum, significantly weakening the party’s influence in the…
Anti-SLAPP Bill Project Under Fire
NGOs urge Poland to accelerate anti-SLAPP bill as EU directive deadline looms on May 7. Anti-SLAPP Legislation Advances Work on SLAPP lawsuit…
Breakthrough Verdict for Colombians: Visa-Free Travel Possible
Court ruling indicates visa restrictions don’t apply when foreigners cross EU’s external border in other member states like Spain.…
Numbers don’t lie: Cities less eager to sell municipal apartments
Government proposes verifying tenant incomes every three years to encourage municipal housing reforms. Government Proposal for Income…
Protected Workplaces Must Report Nursing Office Closures to Regional Authorities
Polish law now requires protected workplaces to notify regional authorities when closing nursing facilities. Legal Requirement to Report…
Employers Call for Halt to PIP Reform
Employers oppose new labor law amendment allowing administrative conversion of contracts to employment. Government Approves Controversial…
The ‘Petrufikacja’ Phenomenon: Six Kings on Madeira
Ryszard Petru has a history of creating political projects that vanish quickly, a pattern dubbed ‘petrufikacja’ after his tendency…
Employer Inspections: Separate Penalties for Each Offense
Labor inspectors in Poland are clarifying their approach to workplace violations, with implications for how penalties are assessed and…
Disciplinary Action for Online Government Criticism Unacceptable
Civil servant dismissed from Prime Minister’s Chancellery after posting critical work comments online claims unjustified political…
Late Parental Benefit Application Reduces Entitlement Period
A Polish woman’s late application for parental benefit resulted in reduced payment period, ruled Gdańsk administrative court. Court Case…