Krystyna Siwicka

Company transformation – the right time to organise your finances, contracts and legal processes

Business growth requires not only sound business decisions but also efficient legal, financial and organisational processes. Solutions that worked well at the beginning of a business’s operations may no longer be sufficient as thebusiness grows. This does not necessarily mean that the company is operating incorrectly. Often, individual processesare functioning, but they no longer fully […]

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2026 amendment to the Polish Labour Code – new employer obligations to prevent workplace mobbing and discrimination

The new regulations on workplace mobbing and discrimination introduce significant changes for both employees and employers. The amendment to the Polish Labour Code revises the definition of mobbing, expands protection against discrimination, establishes minimum compensation amounts, and strengthens employers’ obligations to prevent workplace misconduct. For businesses, this means reviewing existing procedures, personnel management practices, and

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Individual Interpretations of the Chief Labour Inspectorate (GIP). When Can a Contract of Mandate or B2B Agreement Be Considered an Employment Relationship? (Part II)

In our article, First Individual Interpretations of the Chief Labour Inspectorate (GIP). When Can a Contract of Mandate or B2B Agreement Be Considered an Employment Relationship?[https://sklaw.com.pl/pl/aktualnosci/pierwsze-interpretacje-indywidualne-gip-kiedy-umowa-zlecenia-i-b2b-moga-zostac-uznane-za-stosunek-pracy/], we outlined how the GIP assesses contracts of mandate, B2B contracts and other civil-law agreements, as well as the circumstances that may lead to the adopted cooperation model being challenged,

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First Individual Interpretations Issued by the Chief Labour Inspector: When Can a Contract of Mandate or B2B Agreement Be Regarded as an Employment Relationship?

The first 12 individual interpretations issued by the Chief Labour Inspector (GIP) make it possible to identify how the GIP assesses contracts of mandate, B2B agreements and other civil-law contracts, as well as the circumstances that may lead to the cooperation model adopted by the parties being challenged. An analysis of these positions provides a

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AI-Generated Images on Websites – When Do They Need to Be Labelled? New Obligations for Businesses Under the AI Act

The use of artificial intelligence in e-commerce and marketing is becoming standard practice. However, the way AI-generated or AI-modified content is used may give rise to specific legal obligations. This applies in particular to product images, marketing materials and other content that may be perceived as an authentic representation of reality.   The AI Act

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PESEL Number for a Foreign Management Board Member – A Practical Guide for Companies

The PESEL number is the primary personal identification number used within the Polish administrative system. While it is automatically assigned to Polish citizens, foreign nationals appointed to the management board of a Polish company often need to apply for it separately. In practice, obtaining a PESEL number is frequently essential for the proper performance of

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Collective Redundancies – Key Rules, Employer Obligations and Employee Rights

Collective redundancies constitute a specific procedure for terminating employment relationships, involving numerous obligations on the part of the employer as well as specific rights for employees. This procedure applies where the reasons for workforce reductions do not relate to employees personally, but instead arise from decisions or circumstances on the employer’s side.   When do

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NIS2 – New Responsibilities and Personal Liability of Management Board

Cybersecurity is no longer solely an IT or compliance issue. With the implementation of the NIS2 Directive, responsibility for information security has become a matter of direct management oversight, with potential personal consequences for members of management bodies.   The amendment to the Polish National Cybersecurity System Act (KSC) implements Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (NIS2), adopted

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Electronic Powers of Attorney in Civil Proceedings from 2026 – What Changes Under the Amended Code of Civil Procedure?

The amendment to the Polish Code of Civil Procedure, which enters into force on 1 March 2026, introduces significant changes to the way powers of attorney are granted and submitted in civil proceedings. Electronic powers of attorney become a formally permissible and legally equivalent alternative to paper documents, marking an important step in the continued

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Data Act – how does it change the rules for using data, and what does it mean for businesses?

On September 12, 2025, the Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854) came into effect, aiming to harmonize rules regarding data access and use throughout the European Union. This regulation introduces significant changes that may greatly impact the functioning of many companies, especially in the sectors of new technologies, IoT, and digital services.   Nature and Objectives

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