Gazeta Prawna: Unijny parasol nad pracownikami z Ukrainy rozpięty do 2028 r. Polscy pracodawcy mogą spać spokojnie, ale czas ucieka
July 21, 2026
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Przedłużenie ochrony czasowej dla obywateli Ukrainy do 2028 roku daje pracodawcom poczucie bezpieczeństwa, jednak planowanie z wyprzedzeniem pozostaje kluczowe.
W artykule opublikowanym w Gazeta Prawna Partner Karolina Schiffter wyjaśnia, że obecni beneficjenci zachowają swoją ochronę, oraz podkreśla znaczenie wczesnego ubiegania się o zezwolenie na pobyt czasowy w związku z wdrażaniem przez Polskę nowych ram prawnych UE.
Proaktywne planowanie może pomóc zarówno pracodawcom, jak i pracownikom uniknąć niepotrzebnej niepewności.
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The extension of temporary protection for Ukrainian citizens until 2028 offers reassurance for employers, but planning ahead remains essential. In an article published in Gazeta Prawna, Partner Karolina Schiffter explains that current beneficiaries will retain their protection and highlights the importance of applying for temporary residence permits early as Poland implements the new EU framework. Proactive planning can help employers and employees avoid unnecessary uncertainty.
Read more here (please note the article is in Polish).
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