Since 2004, she has been an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Labour Law and Social Policy at the Jagellonian University. She is a well-regarded lecturer among students at the post-graduate courses of study in labour law at the Jagellonian University, the University of Warsaw and the University of Wrocław, where she lectures on personal data protection in employment, discrimination and selected aspects of collective labour law.

She supports clients in the field of labour law, including in particular the protection of personal rights, with special focus on mobbing and discrimination, and personal data protection in employment.

She advises multinational corporations and Polish employers.

Since 1992, Katarzyna has been supporting clients in the People & Culture area, in particular in the field of employee taxes and social security.

In particular Katarzyna specialises in:

• taxation and social security contributions for foreigners working in Poland and Polish employees working abroad,
• optimising the labour costs of management board members and senior managers,
• implementing tax-optimal structures for the employment of employees in Poland (e.g. 50% copyright costs, B2B, civil-law contracts, etc.),
• assessing the tax implications of granting cash and in-kind benefits to employees and non-employees, including share-based incentive schemes,
• capital gains taxation.

Since 2005, Tomasz has been supporting clients in the People & Culture area, in particular in the field of social security and personal income taxation.

In particular Tomasz specialises in:

• the tax treatment of employees, including cross-border workers,
• taxation of income from incentive plans,
• taxation of income from intellectual property rights,
• effective executive remuneration structures,
• social security for cross-border workers.

Since 2015, Michalina has been supporting clients in the People & Culture area, in particular in the field of labour law, personal data and copyright law.

In particular Michalina specialises in:

• conducting cases before the Personal Data Protection Office,
• litigation,
• ongoing advice in the area of personal data protection,
• supporting diversity in the workplace,
• countering mobbing and discrimination.

Jan has been involved in the subject of Polish foreigners’ law for at least 5 years. He advises on all areas concerning the legalisation of residence and work of foreigners, including global mobility.

In particular Jan specialises in:

• supporting companies in the employment of foreigners,
• conducting proceedings in the field of employment of foreigners,
• conducting residence proceedings for foreigners,
• legalisation of residence of EU citizens in Poland,
• rules for the residence and work of Ukrainian citizens in Poland,
• obtaining visas to Poland,
• conducting proceedings in the area of confirmation of Polish citizenship.

Since 2018, Anna has been gaining professional experience in Warsaw law firms.

Since 2021, he has been supporting clients in the People & Culture area, in particular in the field of labour law and employee taxation in matters concerning the Polish Deal.

In particular Anna specialises in:

• ongoing service to Polish and foreign employers,
• employment restructuring processes,
• drafting and verification of the correctness of employment-related documents, e.g. labour rules and regulations, employment contracts and internal policies.