On 29 January 2025, the government adopted a resolution amending the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO). Among the most important solutions is the withdrawal from the reform of contributions on civil law contracts.
On 29 January 2025, the Council of Ministers adopted a resolution on amending the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO), submitted by the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy. The substantive changes to the KPO concern, among others, an alternative reform for contributions on civil law contracts.
The withdrawal from the reform of contributions on civil law contracts (with the exception of contracts for specific work and students up to 26 years of age) means proposing alternative solutions, which include:
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The Labour Code does not provide a clear definition of seniority, known also as length of service. In principle, seniority is the total period of employment of an employee, taken into account when determining his or her employment rights, which includes the period of employment based on:
It is irrelevant how the employment relationship was terminated or what the employee’s full-time employment was. However, if the employee was employed under more than one employment relationship in a given period, only one of these periods is included in the length of service.
In addition, there are two types of seniority:
Periods of employment under civil law contracts (e.g. contract of mandate, contract for specific work) and the period of running a business activity are not included in the length of service.
Length of service affects employee entitlements such as:
With civil law contracts being counted towards length of service, employees will gain greater rights.
The entire period of an employee’s employment in the company in one place? Without the need to store files in a traditional form?
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