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USA-China Tensions Transform Global Market

After the U.S. elections, relations between the...

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Polish Companies Increasingly Fear Deterioration of Their Situation

The percentage of employers who believe that their business conditions may worsen this year has increased by 10 percentage points compared to last year....

The Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy Announces Major Reform of Sick Leave Regulations

The Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy, led by Minister Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk, has announced the most significant reform of the sick leave (L4)...

Time for Reverse Mortgage Reform

For over a decade, experts have been emphasizing the need to reform the current regulations regarding the reverse mortgage industry and lifetime annuities. The...

Micro Companies and Small Businesses are Increasingly Fearful of Rising Costs

According to the latest report, micro and small enterprises are currently most afraid of rising operating costs - 37.9%. They are also concerned about...

The Ombudsman for Small and Medium Enterprises wants to gain new competences. Among them, mediations between entrepreneurs

In the Ministry of Development, work is ongoing on amendments to the law on the Ombudsman for Small and Medium Enterprises. Agnieszka Majewska, who...

Poland’s Workforce Becomes Increasingly International

In recent years, the number of foreign workers employed in Poland has been steadily increasing. According to data from ZUS (Poland's Social Insurance Institution),...

Key Legal Changes for Businesses in Poland in 2025

At the beginning of 2025, new regulations came into effect, significantly impacting businesses in Poland. Adjusting to these changes will be crucial, especially for...

2024: A Challenging Year Globally, but Optimistic Outlook for Poland’s Economy in 2025

The year 2024 presented challenges for the global economy, yet macroeconomic conditions in Poland were viewed as relatively favorable. However, several sectors require support,...

Poland: A New Destination for Economic Migration from South America and Asia

The declining number of Ukrainian workers, who in recent years supported logistics, industry, processing, and agriculture in Poland, is opening the door to new...

Poland’s Labor Market Challenges: Will Workforce Shortages Hinder Economic Growth in 2025?

Poland wraps up 2024 with solid economic performance, driven by rising consumption fueled by improved real incomes. GDP has grown, and unemployment has fallen...

Polish Supreme Court Ruling: ZUS Cannot Challenge Contribution Bases in the First Month of Business Activity

On December 11, 2024, the Polish Supreme Court, in Case No. II NSNc 267/24, upheld an extraordinary appeal filed by the Commissioner for Small...

End of the “Gray Market” in Online Sales: New Regulations for Sellers in Poland

If an online seller earns over 3,225 PLN per month, they must register a business or company. Failure to comply with these regulations may...

Not Only Ukrainians: Filipinos, Nepalese, and Colombians Increasingly Working in Poland

Hiring foreign workers is becoming increasingly common in response to the "demographic winter," an aging population, and workforce deficits. More than half of companies,...

“Super Office” to Fight the Shadow Economy: Polish Funeral Industry Chamber Calls for Action

Robert Czyżak, President of the Polish Funeral Industry Chamber (PIBP), has expressed support for the government's announcement to establish a so-called “Super Office” to...
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