All articles by Karolina Barałkiewicz-Sokal

The recent amendment to the Polish Labour Code sets a clearer line between permissible criticism and mobbing. This means that employers must not only update their internal procedures but also provide practical training for managers to ensure safe and effective feedback.

Choosing the right legal form of business is a fundamental step on the path to starting your own company and marks the beginning of every entrepreneurial journey. Understanding the differences between the most popular options not only helps to limit potential risks but also increases your chances of market success and future business growth.

A limited liability company (sp. z o.o.) is a business form that continues to enjoy enduring popularity in Poland among both new and experienced entrepreneurs. Thanks to the advantageous combination of limited liability for shareholders and relatively low entry barriers, a sp. z o.o. offers an attractive alternative to other types of companies and sole proprietorships.

The amendment to the Labour Code introduces a comprehensive obligation for employers with at least 10 employees to regulate how they prevent mobbing, discrimination and violations of personal rights. Employers will have 6 months from the entry into force of the act to adapt their internal documentation.

The government’s draft amendment to the Labour Code introduces, for the first time in twenty years, a new definition of workplace mobbing, higher financial penalties and additional obligations for employers. Find out what the planned changes involve and how to prepare your organisation in good time.

How much does it really cost to set up a company in Poland? Overview of costs, duration, and typical price factors for German entrepreneurs.

On 5 May 2026, the meeting “Pay Transparency 2026: legal regulations and a practical case study for HR and business leaders” took place in Poznań. The event focused on preparing organisations for the implementation of new rules on pay transparency and equal pay.

Poland is an attractive destination for international entrepreneurs. The incorporation of a limited liability company by a foreign corporate entity, or the appointment of foreign managing directors, is legally permissible and common practice. Nevertheless, specific formal and legal requirements apply, which should be taken into account at an early stage. Dennoch gelten besondere formale und rechtliche Anforderungen, die frühzeitig berücksichtigt werden sollten.

We are delighted to present the results of our 2024–2025 Customer Satisfaction Survey. With scores exceeding 9/10 across key areas of collaboration, these results are not only a source of pride but, above all, a confirmation of our commitment to an advisory model rooted in professionalism, pragmatism, and a genuine understanding of our clients' businesses.

What is the difference between company registration and opening in Poland? Find out which legal steps are important when establishing a company.