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BNI+1 Katowice Group: Inspiring Meeting in Krakow and a Joint Theatre Outing Temporary Work and Outsourcing in Poland – Key Regulatory Changes

Temporary Work and Outsourcing in Poland – Key Regulatory Changes

Join us for an event hosted by WorkerService and Confindustria Polonia, focusing on secure employment models and upcoming regulatory changes for 2026.

Temporary Work and Outsourcing in Poland – Key Regulatory Changes

Together with Confindustria Polonia, we are pleased to invite you to a substantive meeting that addresses the most pressing questions regarding personnel management in today's legal reality. We will focus on practical aspects that are crucial for every company operating in Poland.

Key Topics of the Meeting

During the event, we will discuss issues that directly impact the security and operational stability of enterprises:

  • Legal Security: How to utilize temporary work and outsourcing in full compliance with the law?
  • PIP (Labor Inspectorate) Audits: Where do companies most often make mistakes that expose them to high fines, and how to prepare for workplace accidents?
  • The 2026 Perspective: What regulatory changes are on the horizon and what should you pay particular attention to in the near future?
  • Verification of Collaboration Models: How to distinguish legal, secure outsourcing from high-risk solutions.

Knowledge Based on Experience

This meeting will not just be a theoretical lecture. We will share concrete knowledge derived from 19 years of experience in the HR industry, managing a group of over 600 employees and handling international contracts. The presentation will be led by Agnieszka Socha, founder of WorkerService and an expert in the field of labor legalization and outsourcing.

Who Is This Event For?

We particularly invite:

  • Business owners,
  • HR Directors and Managers,
  • Operations Managers.

Participation in this meeting is an opportunity to gain knowledge that can protect your organization from serious legal and financial consequences. See you there!

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