The EU is preparing rules on algorithms that assess employees
Companies that measure people's performance with software may face new information obligations. Before publishing the draft, MEPs visited Amazon warehouses, including one in Sosnowiec.
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Senate restores 22 percent CIT and removes indexation of PIT thresholds.
The senators’ amendments concern large companies and PIT thresholds, while the flat-rate tax limit for the smallest businesses is to be cut eightfold. The final shape of the 2027 rules will be decided by the Sejm.
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UOKiK asks about Uber's loan for SSW Partners' purchase of Glovo
Poland's Glovo is set to be acquired by a New York fund, but Uber, the owner of rival Uber Eats, will lend it most of the money for the purchase. The regulator wants to check whether the fund will retain freedom of decision in relation to its creditor.
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After the visit to Amazon warehouses, the EU turns to algorithms evaluating employees
The European Commission wants to present the Quality Jobs Act on 3 December, with a chapter on algorithmic management. The new rules could also apply to offices where software measures working time and evaluates productivity.
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The government is working on the internship bill. The state may subsidize companies.
The draft is intended to end unpaid internships and introduce employment contracts for interns. Deputy Minister of Science Marek Gzik says financial support for internship organizers is being considered.
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Google Search revenue growth slows, Alphabet points to AI Mode
Google Search is earning at a slower pace, and the company partly links this to AI answers. Even so, it is expanding ads in AI Mode to more markets and new formats.
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UKE President to become the Coordinator for Digital Services from November 6
It will be possible to file a complaint with the authority about a platform, marketplace or search engine that does not comply with EU regulations. However, it will not be another appeal instance for every moderation decision made by platforms.
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EU Council backs EU Inc.: online company in 48 hours, but without some provisions
An EU company set up online for a maximum of 100 euros is a step closer. However, the Council narrowed the relief for stock options and removed the central register and common insolvency rules.
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Instagram tests horizontal videos up to 90 minutes in the Features tab
Instagram is returning to long-form video a few years after shutting down IGTV. In the future, brands may get a format in which short Reels lead viewers to the full content without leaving the app.
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