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Author: Magdalena Zgłobica

Magdalena Zgłobica, attorney-at-law trainee, practises employment law, particularly involving issues of cross-border hiring and mobility, as well as EU law. She is experienced in handling data protection matters. She completed the American Law Program at Jagiellonian University in conjunction with the Catholic University of America, and worked in the Human Rights Section of the Student Legal Clinic at Jagiellonian University.
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Brexit’s consequences for British employees, posted workers or business travellers in Poland

As of 31 January 2020, the United Kingdom is no longer a member of the European Union and has since been recognised as a third country. This opened an 11-month transition period which will last until the end of 2020. This is the first case in which a country leaves the EU and has since led to many legal and practical dilemmas. As part of our #Brexit feature we present some of the main problems and explain the key issues concerning labour laws and workers’ rights.

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Brexit’s consequences for British employees, posted workers or business travellers in Poland.

As of 31 January 2020, the United Kingdom is no longer a member of the European Union and has since been recognised as a third country. This opened an 11-month transition period which will last until the end of 2020. This is the first case in which a country leaves the EU and has since led to many legal and practical dilemmas. As part of our #Brexit feature we present some of the main problems and explain the key issues concerning labour laws and workers’ rights.

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The “Anti-Crisis Shield” also for Foreigners

The Polish so-called “anti-crisis shield” proposal assumes changes in a number of legislative acts, including the provisions governing the stay of foreigners on the territory of Poland. Among other things, these changes are necessary because of the limited activities of the authorities responsible for receiving and processing applications for residence permits as well as restrictions in cross-border traffic.

Among other changes, the proposal assumes an amendment to the Act on Foreigners as regards the deadline for submitting applications for residence permits.

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