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Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk
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EU daylight saving time transition October 2026
71 clusters · 818 sources · last updated
Latest: Spain transitions to winter time
As of the weekend of October 24–25, 2026, most European countries—including Germany, France, Hungary, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Lithuania, Latvia, and the United Kingdom—have transitioned from summer time to standard tim
Poland 2026-2027 pension, tax and social welfare reforms
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Latest: Poland: ZUS announces 2027 pension and benefit updates
Discussions regarding Poland’s social security and pension systems have intensified. In September 2026, ZUS began distributing the 14th pension, with a maximum gross amount of 1,978.49 PLN for those with monthly pensions
Polish student employment and income regulations
3 clusters · 8 sources · last updated
Latest: Poland proposes legislation to end unpaid internships
Recent developments in Poland involve legislative and regulatory frameworks affecting student employment and income generation. A draft bill regarding internships has been published, aiming to increase legal certainty f
Disability support and certification reform in Poland
16 clusters · 90 sources · last updated
Latest: Poland passes disability assistance and artist pension laws
Discussions regarding disability support in Poland have highlighted both the structure of social benefits and the need for systemic reform. Existing frameworks allow for combined payments, such as a supplementary benefit
Poland same-sex marriage transcription and tax rights
12 clusters · 66 sources · last updated
Latest: Poland: Supreme Court orders recognition of same-sex marriage
Following the 23 August 2026 implementation of new Ministry of Digital Affairs regulations, Poland remains divided over the transcription of foreign same-sex marriages. While the Gdańsk civil registry office successfully
Polish Sunday trading ban and legislative updates
14 clusters · 82 sources · last updated
Latest: Stokrotka tests self-service model amid Polish Sunday trading ban
Poland’s law limits regular retail activity to eight designated Sundays per year. In mid‑June 2026, the French hypermarket chain E. Leclerc opened its Radom store every Sunday, citing a “reading‑room” cultural exemption.
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