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Marcin Wujczyk will participate in the Manufacturers' Forum organised by the American Chamber of Commerce in Poland. The conference is designed to answer the most up-to-date questions asked by companies from the manufacturing sector.
More information on the event website.
Agnieszka Lisiecka and Dr Marcin Wujczyk will discuss the trends and challenges facing employers and HR departments in the near future. They will give their presentations during sessions in Katowice, Kraków and Szczecin (27 and 28 November and 5 December 2019).
The aim of the conference is to examine the labour market on the micro scale and share with participants the most important challenges and the needs of candidates, employees and business partners. The organiser of the event is Wolters Kluwer Polska.
As part of the meeting organised in cooperation with HAYS Polska and the British Polish Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Marcin Wujczyk will talk about the challenges associated with employee social media use from the perspective of employers.
The meeting will be held at the Wardyński & Partners office in Kraków.
The event will be held in Polish.
On 11 September we invite you to the next meeting in the Kraków HR Talks series. The theme of the event will be the duty to maintain confidentiality and to avoid competitive activity. The event will be held at the Kraków office of Wardyński & Partners.
At the meeting, Dr Marcin Wujczyk will discuss such questions as the situations where competing activity cannot be prohibited, what the ban covers, and how long a ban on competition can be imposed, as well as when an employee or employer can avoid a ban on competition.
The meeting will be held in Polish.
The recent debate on the permissibility of sobriety checks in employment relationships is just an example of how many issues involving processing of personal data require detailed analysis.
Dr Marcin Wujczyk will discuss issues related to monitoring of employees for the use of narcotics. Katarzyna Żukowska will also take part in the conference.
The organisers of the event are the Department of Labour Law and Social Policy at Jagiellonian University and the Kraków Bar Association.
Magdalena Świtajska will discuss employment of foreigners from outside the European Union.