Poland: labour legislation will be amended

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19 January 2006 à 10h04

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The Commission in charge of codifying the labour legislation is preparing a project aimed at reforming the labour code. In particular, it introduces changes in the calculation mode of paid-leaves and provisions on telecommuting. (Ref 0645)
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Publication: 19 January 2006 à 10h04, Updated on 17 March 2013 à 19h22

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The Commission in charge of codifying the labour legislation (Komisja Kodyfikacyjna Prawa Pracy) is made up of independent experts and was established by the Council of Ministers on August
20th, 2002. It began working in October 2002 for a four years mandate. Its main task consists in working out a project that codifies the social legislation concerning individual and collective work, by taking into
account the Common Market’s rules.

Draft reform before September 2006. The president of the Commi

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