Law vs. Habit: Trade Union Rights in Question
Polish trade unions increasingly assert broader rights than legally permitted, raising questions about outdated practices versus actual…
New Benefits Regulations: What Changes and When They Take Effect
Poland introduces new benefit regulations clarifying sick leave rules, improving controls, and modernizing medical assessments, with…
Court to Decide if Changed Work Conditions After Business Transfer Warrant Severance Pay
Polish court examines whether changes to employment conditions following a business transfer justify employee severance payments. Legal…
Courts Punish Businesses for AI Errors
Polish courts are punishing businesses for AI errors, with the first voice theft AI case filed in Warsaw in November 2025. AI Misuse in Poland…
Court Rejects Defense Motions in Profeto Foundation Case
Warsaw District Court rejects defense motions in case involving improper transfer of 66 million PLN to Profeto Foundation despite unmet…
Cryptocurrency Bill 2.0 Returns to Parliament Amid Regulatory Dispute
Poland’s cryptocurrency legislation returns to parliament as lawmakers debate regulatory overreach and who will cover supervision costs.…
Police Officer Charged with Rape of Colleague
A Warsaw police commander has been charged with raping a subordinate officer in Piaseczno on January 3, 2026. Police Officer Dismissed The…
Self-Employment Periods Count as Work Tenure Under New Polish Law
Starting January 1, 2026, Polish labor law will count periods of self-employment as employment tenure for employee rights if social security…
Two-Term Limit Repeal in Question as PSL Project Sent Back to Committee
Polish People’s Party’s key legislation to abolish local government term limits has returned to committee after Law and Justice…
Polish Parliament to Consider Direct Elections for Judicial Council Members
Polish parliament to review bill that would allow judges to directly elect 15 members of the National Council of the Judiciary. Direct…