A new, open-ended catalog of potential perpetrators of mobbing in Poland suggests that employers may also be held responsible for the behavior of clients and contractors if employees interact with them in connection with their employment.
Only a quarter of online job advertisements in Poland include proposed salaries or ranges, as employers find ways to navigate new regulations amidst chaotic internal pay systems.
Trade unions are now forming not only in factories but also in banks, IT companies, and the pharmaceutical industry in Poland. Regulations outline several models for creating such organizations, each potentially having different implications for employers.
A report by Codacons reveals that major Italian cities have collected €306 million from speed camera fines over the past five years, with Florence topping the list at €86 million.
Sian Heder’s activist drama “Being Heumann” will open the 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie, starring Ruth Madeley as disability rights advocate Judith Heumann, will host its world premiere on Sept. 10 at Roy Thomson Hall. “Being Heumann” is Heder’s follow-up to 2021’s “CODA,” which became a sensation at Sundance and sold […]
A Codacons investigation reveals a 3,000% increase in AI-based scam attempts since 2022, with a significant rise in victims, particularly targeting holidaymakers with fraudulent offers like "ghost" houses and discounted tickets.
OLX Praca is leveraging artificial intelligence to assist both job candidates and employers, aiming to reduce stress in the job market and address concerns about AI's impact on future careers.
Germany is experiencing a significant economic shift, moving from traditional credit structures to investments in ports and television, now finding itself in a vulnerable position. This change is seen as a 'U-turn' in its economic strategy.
Coda Octopus has published the transcript of its earnings call for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026, providing details on its financial performance.
Italy is facing significant challenges with electric scooter usage, characterized by weak enforcement, few fines, and a confusing regulatory landscape. Consumer group Codacons warns that a lack of rule adherence fosters a sense of impunity.
France and Germany have officially scrapped their joint project to develop a new European fighter jet, known as FCAS, after years of disputes and an inability to reach an agreement. The decision marks a significant setback for European defense cooperation.
In exceptional situations, an employer can decide to interrupt an employee's vacation, but the company must compensate the employee for any incurred costs.
Inconsistent regulations in Poland are causing issues where benefits from the Company Social Benefits Fund, intended for employees and their families, are sometimes seized by bailiffs instead of reaching those in need.
New letter codes on sick leave certificates in Poland will allow employers to know the specific reason for an employee's absence, along with information on whether the patient needs to lie down.
The digitalization of occupational medicine in Poland introduces new obligations for employers, changing how information is exchanged between doctors, employees, and employers and requiring streamlined procedures.
A discussion on copyright law suggests that employers may not automatically hold copyright over content generated by AI in the workplace. This applies unless there is a genuine, creative contribution from the employee that qualifies as an original work.
An employee at Codan insurance company has been charged with accessing company information and providing it to the Bandidos, who were planning a murder. The individual is accused of assisting the gang in a shooting attack.
Poland's Ministry of Finance is planning a significant change for employers, requiring them to provide PIT-11 tax information to employees only upon the employee's request.
Significant changes for employers hiring foreigners in Poland will come into effect on April 27, 2026, with the launch of a new version of the MOS IT system for submitting residence permit…
Scientists have made an astonishing discovery in the deep ocean, finding that sperm whales use a surprisingly complex communication system based on distinct click patterns, or 'coda,' which functions like an alphabet.
According to Codacons estimates, Italians are paying approximately €150 million more per week for fuel, while companies are earning an additional €88 million weekly. Fuel prices are currently decreasing, with diesel down 1.4 cents per liter compared to yesterday.
The EU's new Entry-Exit System (EES) is set to become fully operational by April 10, 2026, introducing electronic registration for non-EU citizens entering and exiting the bloc, replacing traditional passport stamps.
Polish companies are grappling with the implementation of the KSeF (National e-Invoicing System), with concerns about unpreparedness, changes for accountants, and new features in the KSeF Taxpayer Application.
Sardinia has been at the bottom of Italy's birth rate statistics for six years, with demographic data on fertility and natality consistently showing a declining trend in the number of children born on the island.
Italian companies applying for the 'Transizione 5.0' bonus may only receive 35% of the expected tax credit for investments in instrumental goods, with coverage limited to certification expenses.
Un semnal radio misterios în limba persană, care transmite serii aparent aleatorii de numere pe unde scurte, a atras atenția comunității internaționale de radioamatori și a experților în informații,…
The Armed Forces of the Philippines reported that a Filipino national, allegedly recruited into a Chinese spy network, passed information that led to the harassment of a Philippine vessel at Escoda Shoal.
Polish labor law specifies conditions, often based on employee count, under which employers are required to establish an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) service.
Kansas City Chiefs player Rashee Rice is facing a civil lawsuit of over one million dollars filed by his former partner, Dacoda Jones, alleging domestic violence.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has designated August 14 as an additional day off for government employees, compensating for a public holiday falling on a Saturday in August 2026, with other employers to set dates for their staff.
New regulations for sick leave (L4) have come into effect in Poland, clarifying permissible activities during sick leave and expanding employers' control capabilities, with further changes expected in 2027.
In Poland, while employees have a right to rest, this does not grant them full freedom during vacation, nor does it mean employers can constantly monitor them or expect readiness to work. However, employers can recall an employee from leave.
New regulations in Poland will make it easier to hold employers accountable for mobbing, requiring them to address even incidental conflicts and demonstrate effective preventative measures against workplace harassment.
Poland's State Labor Inspectorate (PIP) will gain new powers on Wednesday, allowing inspectors to determine the existence of employment relationships, which could lead to a significant increase in controls over so-called 'junk contracts,' according to the Minister of Family, Labor, and Social Policy.
The number of illegally employed workers in Poland is decreasing, with a nearly 10% drop for Polish citizens and almost 20% for foreigners last year, indicating a positive shift in the labor market.
The increasing use of unauthorized digital tools, including Shadow IT and Shadow AI, by employees presents significant legal challenges and obligations for companies.
Polish labor inspectors will increase checks to ensure employers are adequately protecting workers from the effects of high temperatures, following a request from the Minister of Labor due to a heatwave.
Polish employers are soon required to re-verify the participation rate in Employee Pension Schemes (PPE) by January 1st and July 1st to maintain their exemption from the PPK (Employee Capital Plans) law.
Employers in Poland are pushing for a minimal increase in the national minimum wage, suggesting it should rise to 4861 PLN gross from January next year, up from the current 4806 PLN gross.
Codacons reports a projected 8.9% decrease in revenue from speed camera fines across Italy's 20 largest cities in 2025, with Rome experiencing a significant 52% drop, totaling 5.5 million euros less than in 2024.
Employers in Poland with up to 20 employees have recently received new tools allowing them to independently monitor employee sick leave, enabling quick reactions to suspected abuses.
An article discusses how an employer accessing an employee's social media on a work laptop, including login data and Messenger correspondence, constitutes a violation of GDPR, as these are considered personal data.
While the overall enterprise sector in Poland saw a decrease in employment in 2025, the largest employers from the List 500 once again increased their workforce.
Greece has formally requested the European Union to intervene regarding alleged unlawful fishing activities by Turkish fishermen in the Aegean Sea. This appeal comes amidst reports of Turkish vessels threatening Greek fishermen and violating maritime law in the region.
The question of whether employers hold copyright to AI-generated content created by employees is being examined, with legal interpretations suggesting it depends on the creative contribution of the employee and if it falls within their job duties.
Experts warn that new legal provisions in Poland will compel employers to prepare more extensive defense strategies in court, going beyond the specific accusations of mobbing outlined in a lawsuit. This aims to ensure employers are ready for a wider range of potential claims.
Northern Italian regions and Lazio recorded below-average income increases between 2015 and 2024, with provinces like Genoa, Imperia, Como, and Varese showing the worst figures.
Director Sergio Castellitto commented on the proposed boycott by the #Siamoaititolidicoda movement, stating that the 'congregation of the David di Donatello' should be demolished.
Significant changes for employers hiring foreigners in Poland will take effect on April 27, with the Office for Foreigners launching a new version of the MOS IT system for submitting residence permit applications.
Estimates from Confesercenti-Cer indicate that the war and energy shock have halved the increases in Italy's GDP and consumption. Codacons notes an additional 88 million euros for companies and 61 million for the state due to price hikes, while Salvini calls for a meeting with companies over prices.
Nie chodzi o ograniczanie wykorzystania AI, lecz o jego świadome, uregulowane i transparentne wdrażanie, oparte na jasnych zasadach i realnym nadzorze.
Employers in Poland are grappling with legal complexities when foreign employees lose their right to work, prompting questions about the safest course of action for companies, such as unpaid leave, contract termination by agreement, or dismissal.
A discussion is underway in Poland regarding whether trips subsidized by former employers constitute taxable income for retirees. Local government units often fund such social activities for former employees from social benefits funds.
In Poland, employers are increasingly held responsible for the mental health of their employees, as stress, professional burnout, and chronic overwork have become common, posing risks such as absenteeism, decreased efficiency, conflicts, employee turnover, and even serious legal consequences.
A proposed Italian referendum has ignited a political debate, with M5S leader Giuseppe Conte accusing opponents of trying to avoid investigations, while the premier warns against blocking the vote. Public protest is also growing, with "fuorisede" citizens organizing and #iovotono trending on TikTok.
Szkoły branżowe masowo zamykają kształcenie kierowców. Nie z braku chętnych, ale z powodu systemu, który nie bierze pod uwagę potrzeb ucznia i pracodawcy, a jedynie pójście na łatwiznę przy…
Bravi nel riciclo, ma quasi ultimi nel riutilizzo degli inerti da costruzione e demolizione. In questo quadro l’Italia si colloca, nel primo caso, al primo posto con un tasso di...
The employee and employer sides of the Social Dialogue Council jointly expressed 'deep opposition' to the proposed reform of the State Labor Inspectorate and are appealing for additional consultations.
Scotland is experiencing a shortage of prescription co-codamol, with some health boards advising patients to gradually reduce their tablet intake due to limited supplies expected to last until June.
The rising cost of employment contracts in Poland, particularly due to the increase in the minimum wage, is expected to significantly impact smaller businesses, according to experts.
New regulations in Poland target B2B and contract employment, granting companies a year to voluntarily convert these arrangements into employment contracts following scrutiny from the State Labour Inspectorate.
Employees in the Polish public administration can assert their rights under the EU Pay Transparency Directive, even though Poland has not yet fully implemented the legislation.
In Poland, an employee enrolled in PPK (Employee Capital Plans) by a new employer can transfer funds from previous accounts to the new one by submitting a statement about their PPK accounts within 7 days of enrollment.
Plans to dismiss Poland's Chief Labor Inspector have surprised businesses, with employers expressing concerns ahead of significant changes to employment contract regulations in July.
The Polish Ministry of Family is preparing new regulations for the labor market, aiming to establish a new order for both employers and employees. These changes are being introduced in a climate where the labor market is not conducive to bold purchasing decisions.
A Codacons survey reveals exorbitant summer prices in Italy for August 2026, with some rentals reaching up to 300,000 euros for a week in Florence and 238,000 euros for a tent in Salento.
Belfast is under tight security following racist violence targeting migrants, sparked by an attack on a man by a Sudanese individual, with the Northern Irish premier condemning the acts.
Polish labor law clearly states that employers can refuse vacation leave during holiday periods, as the timing must consider the company's work organization.
Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection has accused the Dino retail chain and four transport companies of colluding to restrict competition in the labor market, potentially hindering employees' ability to change jobs.
While vacation is generally an employee's right, there are a few exceptional situations where an employer in Poland can legally compel an employee to take leave, as outlined by regulations.
The Indian Supreme Court has upheld the SIR and VB-G Ram G rules, while also affirming existing dowry laws. The court stated that the right to vote is a valuable constitutional right but not absolute, in its verdict on the SIR case.
In Poland, sick leave certificates contain various employee details, including special letter codes that indicate the reason for absence and whether the patient is required to stay in bed, providing employers with specific information.
In Poland, an employer may be liable to pay accident benefits for an incident occurring during a task performed for another company while an employee is on unpaid leave, but only for the period of incapacity after the leave ends.
Oscar-winning production company Vendôme Group, known for 'CODA', has announced a leadership restructuring with the promotion of Éric Jehelmann and Jonathan Blumental.
New OECD guidelines clarify that remote work from abroad for an employer does not necessarily create a permanent establishment, meaning the employer may not be liable for income tax in the employee's country of residence.
French film powerhouses Pathé and Vendôme Pictures have partnered to create Emotion Pictures, a new production and finance company focused on developing and producing commercial English-language features.
A new provision in Poland that extends employer responsibility for mobbing (harassment) to individuals employed on a basis other than an employment contract requires further clarification.
A tragic incident occurred during a FIA CODASUR championship rally in Argentina, where a vehicle veered off track, resulting in the death of one spectator. A mother reportedly saved her daughter during the event.
A proposal in Poland suggests allowing employees time off for preventive health examinations, separate from vacation days, to encourage better health practices.
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Z chwilą śmierci pracownika obowiązek powstrzymywania się od działalności konkurencyjnej wygasa. W efekcie odpada również – w odpowiednim zakresie – konieczność zapłaty odszkodowania przez pracodawcę.
Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) has launched a new online service allowing employers to verify employees' work experience certificates for calculating seniority.
A Polish court has issued an important ruling, ordering an employer to pay over 150,000 PLN in overtime wages to a manager, confirming that managerial positions are not exempt from overtime compensation.
The filmmaking team behind 'Ready or Not 2' has discussed a brutal death scene from the film and a coda they nearly included, also revealing early ideas for a potential third installment in the series.
Employers have expressed approval for the 'SAFE' program, but raise concerns about potential future changes and emotional debates, emphasizing their need for stability.
A new draft amendment to the Polish labor code is criticized for its ideological bias, which is seen as perpetuating stereotypical and harmful images of employers, particularly 'entrepreneur-capitalists'.
A new study reveals that 77% of Poles spent their vacation at home at least once last year, with 44% doing so multiple times, signaling an important trend for employers.
Scotland is experiencing a limited supply of prescription co-codamol until June, leading some health boards to advise patients to gradually reduce their tablet intake.