NEW RULES FOR HIRING TEMPORARY WORKERS IN GERMANY
2026
March
With effect from 1 January 2026, hiring temporary workers in Germany has been subject to new provisions. These regulations also apply to temporary workers posted by temporary employment agencies to work in this country.
read moreSMIC 2026 – CHANGE IN MINIMUM WAGE RATES IN FRANCE
2026
February
SMIC 2026 – On 1 January 2026, the French minimum wage, the so-called SMIC, increased. This is the lowest possible remuneration to which persons working in France are entitled in accordance with the legal provisions. This change results from the annual indexation.
read morePOSTED WORKERS’ ACCOMMODATION
2026
February
For many years, the issue of the qualification of the expenses incurred by the employer for the accommodation of workers posted abroad has stirred up strong feelings. For a long time, the prevailing view was that the expenses in question constituted the worker’s revenue, subject to taxation. Recently, a new line of case-law, presenting a completely different viewpoint, has emerged in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Administrative Court.
read moreWHAT IS THE DAILY ALLOWANCE?
2026
January
Independently of whether an employee goes on a business trip or is seconded to work abroad, daily allowances are mentioned in the context of his/her departure. However, the role of daily allowances for a worker in the delegation and a posted employee is different. We will try to explain these differences in this article.
read moreH-2B VISA
2026
January
Persons travelling to the USA in order to work should obtain a visa. The type of visa to be applied for depends on the type of work performed by the employee. The H-2B visa is for persons travelling to the USA to work outside the agricultural sector.
read moreCHANGE IN REMUNERATION RATES IN GERMANY
2025
December
On 1 January 2026, the minimum remuneration in Germany will be increased. The change not only results in higher wages received by workers seconded to Germany, but also requires employers and temporary employment agencies posting workers to Germany to update HR documents and re-examine business strategy.
read moreEES
2025
December
Since October 2025, a system for managing external borders, i.e. EES, has been implemented in 25 EU countries, as well as in Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. This system allows for the registration of non-EU citizens coming to the EU for a short stay.
read morePosting workers abroad – what do you need to do to make it safe?
2025
November
For many companies, posting employees to work within the European Union offers an opportunity for development, new contracts and greater competitiveness. However, for secondment to be legal, safe and cost-effective, it’s necessary to prepare the documentation properly – especially the international secondment addendum which constitutes the basis for changing the place of work.
read moreRULES FOR DETERMINING THE APPLICABLE SOCIAL SECURITY LEGISLATION IN THE CASE OF EMPLOYEES TRAVELLING TO THE USA
2025
November
If workers travel to the United States of America, the rules concerning the posting of employees to EU territory can’t be applied. Special regulations apply here. The Polish-American social security agreement which specifies, among others, the principles for determining the appropriate social security legislation is one of them.
read moreREMUNERATION TRANSPARENCY ACT AND POSTING OF WORKERS ABROAD
2025
October
On 24 December 2025, provisions on the transparency of remuneration in the recruitment procedure will come into force. This change will have a significant impact on the entire labour market, including the engagement of employees posted to work abroad.
read moreA1 CERTIFICATE FOR A SELF-EMPLOYED PERSON
2025
October
The A1 certificate constitutes the document confirming the appropriate legislation in the field of social security. It should also be held by a self-employed person who is active in several EU Member States.
read moreEQUIVALENT FOR WASHING WORKWEAR
2025
October
The equivalent for washing workwear is paid both to posted employees and those working in Poland. The payment of the benefit in question is directly related to the employer’s obligation to provide employees with work clothing and footwear for free, as well as to take care of its washing, maintenance, dust removal and disinfection.
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