5th March 2024 - We are meeting for the fourth time at the Whistleblowing Summit conference! This year, we will focus on the implementation of whistleblowing regulations in different countries, and in an international group of companies.
Join us! Whistleblowing Summit is for you, especially if you:
- run your own company,
- are the manager of a public entity
- are an auditor or internal controller,
- are responsible for the following areas: HR, law, compliance, information security, IT systems, risk management, quality management, ethics,
- or you are simply looking for substantive knowledge about whistleblowing and whistleblowers.
The conference will take place online, and is free of charge for participants.
Agenda
Implementation of whistleblowing regulations in an international group of companies
SESSION 1
What Challenges face companies implementing whistleblowing regulations in an international group
9:00-9:50
1. Germany (Legal): Fabian Jeremias, Frederik Kopp
2. Poland (Legal): Jarosław Kamiński
3. Poland (Tech): Adam Wódz
9:50-10:00
Coffee break
SESSION 2:
Local conditions in different EU countries
10:00-10:50
1. Report on Germany: Fabian Jeremias, Frederik Kopp
2. Report on France: Hugues Boissel Dombreval
3. Report on Italy: Maria Hilda Schettino
4. Report on Spain: Sonsoles Sánchez
10:50-11:00
Coffee break
SESSION 3
Whistleblowing in Poland
11:00-11:50
Klaudia Kamińska-Kiempa, Łukasz Napiórkowski
1. Current regulations
2. Implementation from a labor law perspective
3. Sharing resources
11:50-12:00
Coffee break
SESSION 4
Whistleblowing channel – technical challenges with sharing resources & GDPR issues
12:00-12:50
1. Poland: Jarosław Kamiński, Adam Wódz
2. E-nform: Rafał Hryniewicz
12:50-13:00
Coffee break
SESSION 5
Internal investigation – Germany: Fabian Jeremias, Frederik Kopp
13:00-13:50
1. Case study
2. Labor law perspective
13:50-14:00
Summary of Whistleblowing Summit 2024
01.12.2022 - During the webinar, Rödl & Partner experts will discuss the latest legislative changes in this area of renewable electricity producers and explain the risks and opportunities associated with RES in the new legal reality.
We have recently seen a series of unprecedented interventions in the electricity market that are changing the situation of renewable electricity producers. On the one hand, both the European Commission and the government intend to impose additional financial burdens on producers, thus limiting their profits from energy sales. On the other hand, we are increasingly aware that renewable energy sources are the foundation of energy independence and security, and we can see changes on the horizon that may facilitate the development of renewable energy in Poland.
23.11.2022 Training - During our webinar, experts from Rödl & Partner Poland will present current opportunities, conditions and possible benefits for investors in Poland. We will point out important topics for investors: tax reliefs, funds & SEZ - why it is worth to invest in Poland. From a tax perspective, we will tell about : VAT, corporate income tax (CIT). We will also touch upon the legal aspects of investments: from possibilities avenues and forms to reporting obligations.
czytaj więcej27.10.2022 Training - Global supply chains have been disrupted by factors such as covid restrictions and covid-related lockdowns, geopolitical tensions and staff shortages. We all know the problems, but where can we find solutions?
czytaj więcejNew investment quarter has started. The agency has received 9 new project, therefore now the PAIiIZ leads 175 investments in total. If all the projects, which total value equals to 3271,85 million euro, are implements, there will be 32 197 of new vacancies created in Poland.
Since the beginning of the year, the agency has implemented 10 projects (162,14 million euro of total value and 2 697 new vacancies). Those investors, who decided to invest to Poland have business in the following fields: aircrafts, BPO, entertaining-scientific, automotive industry, ICT and food processing industry.
The AHK Polska has published the data based on the 10th cyclical poll; a survey. which had been made among the foreign investors. According to the survey, for the third time, Poland has been chosen the best destination for the investors in Eastern Europe. As the chairman of the PAIiIZ Sławomir Majmam noted, receiving a gold medal is not something extraordinary, while being awarded for the third time is a real achievement.
The potential of Eastern European countries was evaluated by 116 entrepreneurships, which have business in the all regional throughout all of Poland. In the final evaluation, getting 4 points in total, Poland beat the following countries: Czech Republic (4 points), Estonia (4,97 points and Slovakia (2,96 points).
The results of the anniversary survey made by the AHK show that the foreign investors are pleased to work in Poland. About 95% percept of the respondents say that their companies are doing well. Michale Kern, the general director of the AHK Polska, says that it is worth emphasizing that 95% of the companies, who took part in this survey, affirmed their will to choose Poland as an investment destination country if they had to do made the decision today.