Polish Labour Law Changes in 2009

The BPCC

cordially invites you to

a workshop in cooperation with

Salans Law Firm

Date: 9 July 2009

Venue: ul. Fabryczna 16/22, 00-446 Warszawa

‘Polish Labour Law Changes in 2009’

Agenda:

9:00 - Session I

• Parents’ rights – changes in 2009 (45 min.)
• Government programme to mobilise workers aged 50+ (30 min.)
• New Health and Safety duties for employers (45 min.)

11:00 - Coffee break

11:15 - Session II

• Discrimination and harassment in the workplace – recent amendments (30 min.)
• Bill on governmental support for employers with respect to job protection and other planned amendments to the law (45 min.)

12:30 - Question and Answer Session (30 min.)

13:00 – End

Language: Polish (English on demand)

Price: 250 PLN BPCC members

350 PLN non-members

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Aleksandra Minkowicz-Flanek, counsel.

heads the labour and employment practice. Aleksandra specialises in labour and employment law and also focuses on corporate and public procurement issues. Aleksandra participates in projects involving mergers of companies, transfers of enterprises, employment due diligence analysis, preparation of contracts related to employment issues in individual and collective employment relations such as contracts with key executives, non-compete agreements, termination documentation, social agreements, etc. She publishes and speaks at conferences on a regular basis. She also runs training courses for our clients’ employees in the field of labour law. Aleksandra was admitted as a legal adviser in 2007. She graduated from Warsaw University (Master of Law, 1999) and completed postgraduate studies on Intellectual Property at Warsaw University (2003).

Paweł Krzykowski, associate.

specialises in labour and corporate law. Paweł is particularly involved in assisting clients within the scope of employment contracts, termination of employment relationship, confidentiality agreements, group lay-offs, workplace rules, remuneration rules, other regulations applicable at the workplace. He provides day-to-day advice on labour law issues. From 2005 to 2007 he was an arbitrator in public procurement disputes. He has been a member of the Warsaw Bar Association training programme since 2007. Paweł graduated from Warsaw University (Master of Law, 2001) and holds a post-graduate diploma in management and finance from the Warsaw School of Economics (2006).

Adam Brzeziński, associate.

specialises in labour law, civil law and civil procedure. His area of interest also includes commercial law. Adam has experience in proceedings related to personal injury liquidation, mediation and labour law disputes. Adam deals primarily with projects related to preparation and termination of managerial and employment contracts, drafting termination documentation related to collective lay-offs, workplace and remuneration rules, as well as studying other regulations applicable at the workplace. He also participates in due diligence projects. Adam joined the Warsaw Advocates Bar Association programme in 2007. He graduated from Warsaw University (Master of Laws, 2006) and the British Centre for English and European Law at Warsaw University in association with Cambridge University (2007).