On April 14th, 2018, the Law and Justice program convention was held, during which Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced a number of activities, important from the socio-economic point of view. These promises were collectively named “Morawiecki’s Five” and from the perspective of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, three of the proposed changes are of key importance: lowering the CIT rate for small taxpayers, lowering social security contributions for small businesses…

The state’s concern for the health of its citizens should, if possible, take into account the impact of the actions undertaken on the economic situation and the development of entrepreneurship. And in particular if it can bring positive effects, both from a medical and an economic point of view. Therefore, the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers ZPP appeals to repeal legislation prohibiting communication of the results of scientific research on e-cigarettes and HNB products (heat-not-burn, heated tobacco) as quickly as possible.

Ambassadors of EU Member States have accepted the compromise text of the revision of the Posting of Workers Directive 96/71 / EC (PWD) negotiated with the European Parliament.

In Poland, in terms of the legal and institutional business environment, there is still much room for improvement. These are the conclusions from the analysis of international economic rankings, where in three out of four summaries, Poland achieved a worse result than the year before. To change this, the Polish tax system should be amended, made easier, more logical, and better understandable. It is necessary to rewrite numerous tax bills and reduce non-wage labour costs…

The Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers following the decision of the District Court in Warsaw, 7th Civil Registry Department of March 23rd, 2018, obtained the status of a representative organisation, as defined in art. 24 sec. 2 of the Act of July 24th, 2015 on the Social Dialogue Council and other institutions for social dialogue.

More working women equals higher economic growth – by 2025, the state budget could gain even more than PLN 50 billion of GDP and almost PLN 20 billion of public levies, according to the latest Deloitte report “Hidden potential of the Polish labour market. Women professionally inactive”, prepared on behalf of Coca-Cola as part of the Labour Market Forum of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers.