Labour Law and Social Security
Advice rendered by our Labour Law and Social Security Practice covers the entire spectrum of labour law matters:
- representation in labour courts,
- social security,
- training,
- advice in crisis situations,
- white-collar crime,
- terminating employee contracts,
- collective and other agreements between employers and employee representatives,
- company rules, business ethics and policies,
- collective disputes,
- negotiations with trade unions,
- employment establishment take-overs,
- HR aspects of group redundancies and restructuring,
- integration of employee teams after mergers/acquisitions,
- pension plans,
- option plans,
- employment and management contracts,
- non-compete agreements,
- business immigration,
- health and safety at work,
- working time and working time organisation,
- combating discrimination and mobbing,
- tax advice on employee benefits.
We are in constant contact with our clients, reacting swiftly to their needs, keeping them informed of approaching amendments to the law and organising training courses and discussion sessions for HR and payroll staff.
Our team is composed of lawyers with many years' experience in labour and social security law.
We operate throughout Poland through offices in Warsaw, Poznan and Wrocław.
We have started a blog where we give up-to-date information on key employment issues.
Lawyers
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News | 16.03.2023 In the latest Chambers Europe ranking, our law firm and lawyers have been distinguished in as many as 16 fileds of expertise. We are thrilled that 21 DZP specialists joined the group of recommended experts.
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News | 08.12.2022 We were the first law firm to sign a declaration of cooperation with the Warsaw School of Economics in the ESG Initiative, which is aimed at bringing together entities for which ESG is one of the key elements of doing business.
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Alert | 05.12.2022 Bogusław Kapłon, Agata Mierzwa, Łukasz Górny i Paulina Janas of the Labour Law and Social Security discuss draft amendments to the Labour Code and changes to the regulations that will come into effect in the coming year.
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Publication | 30.11.2022 A team of DZP experts led by Anna Partyka-Opiela and Maria Papis has drawn up a report comprising a compendium of knowledge on the role of reporting, barriers and difficulties, and potential solutions to help companies report on sustainable development issues.