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No trade on Sundays

On the first day of March new regulation came into effect in Poland. The new law introduces a ban on trade on two Sundays a month. With certain exceptions enumerated in the act on a ban on Sunday trade, trading outlets, from small corner shops to big malls will be forced to close on the seventh day of the week. It is not yet certain how Poles will react to the fact that they will not be able to shop when they want.   Polish stores will close on every second and third Sunday of the month e Read more

Amazon To Build New Processing Centres In Poland

Amazon, the global leader in e-commerce owned by Jeff Bezos, has been present in our country for several years now. Not long ago, the American company opened an order processing centre in Kiełbaskowo. There is another such facility near the city of Wrocław. The e-commerce giant employs thousands of Polish employees. Soon, the figures are going to be even higher as the company is looking for new l Read more

More Incentives for Investors in Poland

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki promises more incentives for those investors in Poland as special economic zones slowly become a thing of the past. The head of the Polish government now wants the entire country to become one big special economic zone. Areas where unique investor-friendly regulation is in force, i.e. special economic zones, were introduced in Poland for a specific period of time. Soon, they will cease to exist. This does not mean, though, that the Polish government inte Read more

Upcoming Pension System Reform to Affect All Employers

This week, government officials shed some light on their plans to overhaul the existing pension system in Poland. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and his ministers had announced an intention to create an entirely new system of saving for retirement a few months ago, but this week they revealed some new details and assumptions that will be taken into consideration when constructing the new system. The new Read more
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