The domestic public procurement market is characterised by insufficient competitiveness. It is therefore desirable – in terms of the economic conditions – to increase the participation of the SME sector in the use of public procurement. Currently, the participation of SMEs as public procurement contractors is disproportionately low in relation to their role in the domestic economy…

The stability and predictability of the legal and regulatory environment is one of the basic elements necessary for the continuous development of domestic enterprises. Meanwhile, the law in Poland changes too often and entrepreneurs have far too little time to adapt to new regulations. Companies’ confidence in the state therefore remains limited, and this translates into a decline in investment potential…

Marcin Nowacki, Vice President of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers, has been elected Chairman of the EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform within the European Economic and Social Committee. The EU-Ukraine CSP carries out institutional cooperation between the EU and Ukraine in the field of social partner contacts, in particular it monitors the process of Ukraine’s integration into the European Union…

On Wednesday, 3 November 2022, during the conference Energy security in times of war, co-organised by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP), we had the opportunity to initiate a discussion aimed at demonstrating the role of conventional energy carriers in the future in which energy sources are expected to be converted into hydrogen and renewables. We attempted to show the future of oil and gas over time in the global and European economy and outline the future of fossil fuels in the Polish energy system…

Rising inflation and the instability of the economic environment caused by the negative economic consequences of the pandemic and Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine and the related energy crisis should force the government to redefine the direction of its fiscal policy…

In September 2017, the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) established a representative office in Brussels. Thanks to its presence, the Union can effectively represent the interests of Polish companies and maintain relations with the most important institutions of the European Union…