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ARTICLE · 24 AUGUST 2020

Remote Working In Poland - The Need For Evolution

The rise of remote work has allowed many Polish companies to maintain their operations and workforces.

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The spread of the coronavirus has led many employers in Poland to implement remote working, a practice that was uncommon in the country before the pandemic.

The rise of remote work has allowed many Polish companies to maintain their operations and workforces. But employers and employees must now address the emerging challenges and uncertainties of this new way of operating, and with little guidance. Working from home isn't even accounted for in Poland's Labour Code.

Agnieszka Polanska-Kanka, Vistra's Director of Client Services, HR and Payroll in Poland, is well-equipped to address the subject of working remotely. She has over a decade of experience building HR and payroll departments in Poland and is an authority on local Labour Law, social security and personal income tax compliance.

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