The Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) expresses its concern about the return of the so-called “stay down” provision to DSA compromise text. Stay down obligation requires companies to ensure that illegal content does not reappear on the platform after its removal…

Warsaw, 6 June 2022    Conclusions from the latest ZPP report monitoring the EU-ETS market – the participation of speculators in this market is underestimated The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS) was launched in 2005 and was updated several times in subsequent years. The existence of this market was supposed to be an incentive […]

In recent times it has been loud about the regulation of biometrics due to the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act. Biometry is a scientific field that measures living creatures to determine their individual characteristics. It is widely used for identity verification, authorization of access to information systems or for identification of persons, and rapid technological progress is conducive to its popularization…

On 16 March 2022, the European Commission launched the public consultation on the Cyber Resilience Act – new cybersecurity rules for digital products and ancillary services.[1] The act was announced by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen in her State of the Union address, in September 2021…

Work carried out through digital labour platforms is developing in Europe with tremendous momentum. This is demonstrated by the pace of development of more than 500[1] platforms currently operating in the single EU market. The number of people who work through platforms is also growing rapidly…

The process of ‘fixing’ the Polish Deal has been underway for several weeks. In recent weeks, we have been discussing the proposals for PIT changes put forward by the Ministry of Finance but we already know that in the near future we can expect a draft of amendments to CIT. Out of those, the topic of the so-called minimum CIT is particularly controversial…