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Intellectual Property Rights in Polish Labour Law

When your business hires employees in Poland, particularly those in creative, research, or development roles, it’s important to address the...
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Non-Compete Agreements Under Polish Labour Law

When hiring key personnel, particularly those with access to sensitive information or who have built significant client relationships, foreign companies...
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Managing Employee Remuneration and Payroll Processes in Poland Effectively

Ensuring your employees in Poland are paid correctly and on time is not only a legal requirement but also crucial...
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Hiring Foreigners in Poland Under The New 2025 Rules

We are well into the summer of 2025, and businesses across Poland are adapting to the significant new rules for...
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Employment Contracts in Poland: UoP, UZ, and Temp Contracts from an EOR perspective

When hiring employees in Poland, you’ll encounter three main types of employment contracts: the standard employment contract (Umowa o Prace, often abbreviated...
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Employer's Obligations Regarding Severance Pay Under Polish Law

In certain situations, when an employment relationship in Poland ends, employers are legally required to pay severance pay to the...
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Implementing Remote Work for Employees Based in Poland

How we work has changed a lot, and many companies now have employees who work remotely, some or all of...
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A Practical Guide to Holiday Entitlement for Your Workforce in Poland

Polish Labour Law sets out specific minimum amounts of annual leave that employees are entitled to, which depend on their...
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Sick Leave Regulations in Poland

When your employees in Poland are unwell and cannot work, there are specific rules about sick leave that you, as...
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A Foreign Employer's Guide to Probationary Periods for Polish Employees

When your company starts to hire people in Poland, it’s important to understand the rules around probationary periods. These initial...
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