Poland: Gender wage gap continues

Article Abstract:

A legislation to ensure equality in wages for men and women was introduced in Poland in 2002. A study conducted by the Polish national statistical office shows that women continue to earn less than their male counterparts. The provisions of the legislation and the results of the study are examined.

Government domestic functions, Poland, Wages, Wages and salaries, Domestic policy, Salary

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European Court of Justice case law round-up

Article Abstract:

Some of the cases from the European Court of Justice, which is concerned with the principle of equal treatment in a variety of contexts such as pregnancy-related sex discrimination, the exclusion of women from compulsory national service in Germany, are examined.

Company legal issue, Cases, Pregnancy

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Ratifying the European social charter

Article Abstract:

The ratifying of the European s ocial c harter by the Polish T ripartite C ommission is discussed.

Analysis, European Union, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Labor-management committees, Charters, Charters (Law), Labour management committees

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