Poland faces a real problem related to the risk of a significant economic slowdown, which may be caused by the outflow of over half a million workers from Ukraine to Western Europe. According to experts of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers, avoiding such a scenario will be possible if a coherent migration policy is created, largely with a wise absorption of economic migrants from proven directions in mind.

The Polish Federation of Food Industry Union of Employers joined ZPP – the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers. The organisation was established to ensure effective participation of business entities in creating legal, organisational and economic conditions for the development of the food sector – one of the largest and strongest branches of the Polish economy.

Smart excise policy, regulatory solutions that tighten tobacco cultivation and drought trading regulations, as well as intensified operations by authorities – these are the factors that made it possible to reduce the grey zone of tobacco products by around a half over the last 3 years – according to the fourth Business Paper of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers.

On 23rd October 2018, the Sejm of the Republic of Poland voted on and adopted the government bill amending the act on personal income tax, the act on income tax for legal persons, the act – Tax ordinance and some other acts (document no. 2860) and the government bill on the Solidarity Support Fund for the Disabled (document no. 2848).

Electricity prices constitute a very important parameter for all participants of a state’s economy. For entrepreneurs, naturally, expenditures on electricity embody a cost that is particularly acute for production enterprises with high energy consumption. For distributors, rising electricity prices mean higher risks (these entities become, in principle, hostages of the situation they found themselves in – they distribute a product whose prices grow in a fashion completely independent from them).

In the former headquarters of the Communist Party, the building in the very center of Warsaw that housed the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party, the Warsaw Enterprise Institute opened the Freedom Lounge. It was created with conservative and free-market youth in mind – a place where youth organizations will be able to organize their events free of charge, use the in-house television studio, develop of their professional careers, as well as for socializing and entertainment purposes. WEI will help them successfully achieve their goals.