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Aid instruments from the anti-crisis shield are still available in labour offices

The COVID-19 Special Act has undergone many amendments, which extended or changed the rules of granting of instruments aimed at counteracting the COVID-19 pandemic, since it was enacted. Subsidies and lones are a special category for which companies can apply in labour offices: voivodeship and poviat – Paweł Sych and Patryk Kozieł comment for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

Article: here.

Karolina Schiffter recognised as Thought Leader in WWL: Corporate Immigration 2021

Karolina Schiffter, partner, advocate, is the only lawyer from Poland to have been awarded this prestigious title, which puts her among the world’s leading immigration practitioners.

Since 1996 Who is Who Legal have been using comprehensive independent research to single out outstanding lawyers working in different areas of the law.

To read more on the ranking: https://whoswholegal.com/thought-leaders/thought-leaders-corporate-immigration

Alert: Higher salary required for Blue Card applicants in 2021

Foreigners applying for EU Blue Card have to prove that their gross monthly salary based on contract signed in 2021 is no lower than PLN 7,751.21.

This change has no impact on Blue Card applications submitted prior to 2021 or already issued Blue Cards.

The new salary requirement will apply to Blue Card applications of foreigners who signed their contracts in 2021.

Littler – COVID-19 – EMEA – Lockdown Restrictions: At a Glance

Together with our Littler colleagues, we have created a multi-jurisdictional guide which gives an “at a glance” snapshot of the severity of lockdown restrictions in 27 countries across EMEA.

Poland (updated: 10 February 2021, here)

If you would like to receive a full copy of this guide, please get in touch with your usual contact PCS Paruch Chruściel Schiffter | Littler Global or write at:

perspektywhr@pcslegal.pl

Due to the register of works, disputes over jobs can arise

When, as a result of an inspection, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) questions the contracts for specific work concluded by the entrepreneur, contractors (accepting the order) may gain an argument for the labor court that they were actually employees. However, the burden of proof rests with them. – Bartosz Wszeborowski and Marcin Szlasa-Rokicki comment for Rzeczpospolita.

Article here. 

Coronavirus. Problem with remote work. Employees report work in overtime, while employers do not organize work properly and do not apply respective safety measures

The popularization of remote work and, consequently, an increase in the number of hours worked at home will result in the fact that employees will more frequently ask employers to pay overtime – Sławomir Paruch comments for Money.pl.

Article: here.

ZUS scrutinizes employment and civil law contracts

Which areas of employment and civil law contracts are the most frequently questioned and challenged by ZUS? What new powers were granted to ZUS on 1 January 2021 to extend its controlling authority over the contracts for a specific work? – Łukasz Chruściel and Sandra Szybak-Bizacka comment for Kwartalnik Prawo Pracy.

Preview of the article: here.

Full article: here.

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