Representation of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) to the EU represents interests of the Polish enterprise sector. It deals with general matters concerning all enterprises, it also works within sectors present in ZPP. The ZPP representatives in Brussels are responsible for maintaining relations with the most important EU institutions and stakeholders in economic matters.
One of the key areas of their activity is integration and cooperation with other employers' organisations from Central and Eastern Europe. When working with the most important legislative projects (concerning general and sector matters) they will perform together with other entities.
Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers ZPP Representation to the European Union: Rue d'Arlon 46, 1000, Brussels
The beginning of the 21st century is the time of the Internet. The dynamic development of technology results in rapidly progressing changes in various areas of the economy, including the media market. The legislator, trying to keep up with these processes, describes them and with help of legal provisions establishes limits for them. Unfortunately, […]
The European Single Market – one of the EU’s greatest achievements – is stuttering, according to several industry stakeholders. Their concerns include too much fragmentation, excessive bureaucracy, and a lack of harmonised rules. Join this Euractiv Virtual Conference to discuss how the Single Market can further develop, better serving all types of European companies. Read […]
Vice-President Jourová hosted a signing ceremony of the Code of Conduct for the 2024 European Parliament Elections. With their signature, European political parties committed to upholding ethical and fair campaign practices. Against the backdrop of growing concerns about protecting the integrity of elections in Europe from internal and external threats, this commitment by political parties […]
On 31 March, Bulgaria and Romania become Schengen members: the Schengen rules will apply in both Member States including on issuing Schengen visas and controls at the internal air and sea borders will be lifted. Read more: Bulgaria and Romania join the Schengen area
The proposals, sent to the Council, include updates to the agreement with Ukraine to improve its practical implementation and enforcement while maintaining its objectives and scope. The original agreements were signed in June 2022 and later extended until end of June 2024. They give bilateral transport rights to Ukrainian, Moldovan and EU hauliers for each […]
Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) presents the report titled ‘’EU Competitiveness in a global perspective’’. The European Union’s role on the international stage is changing, which is, among other things, a natural consequence of various key geopolitical events, such as Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine. The report aims to show […]
Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) presents the report titled ‘’Underrepresentation of CEE Region in the EU Institutions’’. The European Union (EU) faces a longstanding challenge of ensuring representation that reflects its diverse makeup. Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), with its historical richness and economic growth, stands as a crucial part of this narrative. However, […]
European Enterprise Alliance and the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) present their position on the extension of autonomous trade measures for Ukraine.
Though the EU has focused much of its industrial decarbonisation drive on the production and use of hydrogen, in a factory west of Milan, Italy, a quiet revolution is underway – the electrification of lower-temperature heat. Read more: Large electrical heat pumps can be key to decarbonising Europe’s industry
Having already entered the fourth industrial revolution, talent has emerged as a crucial geopolitical factor, playing a pivotal role in how states serve their national interests as it is linked with innovation, driving countries towards growth, economic power, international influence, and societal well-being. Read more: Talent’s geopolitical role in shaping Europe’s future
Internet users are complaining how the EU’s Digital Markets Act is changing online services. Read more: ‘Severe pain in the butt’: EU’s digital competition rules make new enemies on the internet
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