Veteran of KaczyΕski's election campaign talks to "Rzeczpospolita": PiS must stop being a "pip squeak right"
The article discusses the current state of the right-wing political landscape in Poland and the need for the ruling party PiS to strengthen its ideological stance.
A stormy debate on the KRS and PIP is coming. Where to watch the session of the Sejm?
Polish lawmakers are convening for the 51st session of the Sejm, discussing critical legislative changes including management of data and legal education reforms.
PIP Reform: A Strong, Unified Voice from Trade Unions and Employers
The article discusses the collaboration between trade unions and employers in advocating for reforms within the Polish National Labor Inspectorate (PIP).
Rotten compromise, or PIP 2.0 reform
Experts suggest that there is still time for the Polish government to reconsider its approach to labor reforms involving the State Labor Inspectorate.
PIP 2.0, or a rotten compromise? The Legislative Council of 'Rz' on the reform of labor inspection
The article discusses the PIP 2.0 reform proposed for labor inspections in Poland, questioning whether it represents a genuine improvement or merely a compromise with insufficient substance.
Husky gatecrashes team sprint race to pip Olympians at the finish line
A playful husky surprised spectators at the Winter Olympics 2026 team sprint race in Tesero by crossing the finish line ahead of the athletes.
DWP payments worth up to Β£749 for people with IBS and other conditions
The UK government offers Personal Independence Payments (PIP) of up to Β£749 monthly for individuals with gastrointestinal conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Controversial PIP Act Adopted by the Government. Employers Criticize the Decision
A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.
Will there be an effective fight against junk contracts? PIP reform goes to the Sejm
The Polish government has approved a reform of the National Labor Inspectorate aimed at combating 'junk contracts,' which will now be presented in the Sejm for further legislative action.
Check free driving lesson eligibility if you claim PIP, DLA and ADP
Individuals claiming certain disability benefits may be eligible for up to 40 free driving lessons through the Motability Scheme.
Paulina SzewioΕa: Reform in draft version. Which one?
The article discusses the recent updates to the reform of the Labor Inspectorate in Poland, highlighting concerns from employer organizations regarding legal certainty and business stability.
The government clarifies the PIP reform. A revised project has been prepared
The Polish government has updated its PIP reform project, aiming for clearer implementation and guidelines.
Surprising move by Dino regarding inspections in stores. PIP confirms irregularities
A recent modification of powers by Dino's management has obstructed the completion of inspections from the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP), leading to administrative delays.
DWP outlines 5 key things to know before making a PIP claim
The Department for Work and Pensions has released resources to assist individuals in understanding and applying for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
DWP PIP full list of conditions and groups most likely to get Β£749 a month
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) outlines the conditions and demographics most likely to qualify for high payments under the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) scheme.
DWP confirms new PIP rates 2026 from April - full list
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has announced an increase in Personal Independence Payment rates effective from April 2026, along with adjustments to other disability benefits.
DWP PIP 'assessments' update issued on conditions caused by 'sodium valproate'
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has updated Parliament on Personal Independence Payment assessments concerning conditions linked to sodium valproate, following concerns about staff training.
What next with PIP? The race against time and the European Commission is ongoing
Following coalition misunderstandings regarding the final shape of the State Labor Inspectorate reform, the development of a new version of the law has accelerated.
DWP PIP award lengths changes from April 2026
The UK Government plans to change the duration of awards for new Personal Independence Payment claims starting in April 2026 to improve the backlog of Work Capability Assessments.
All DWP PIP claimants need to know this about benefit reform plans
The DWP has announced the formation of a steering group with 12 members to conduct a comprehensive review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), ensuring that disabled voices are prioritized in the process.
PIP reform for further consultations? Partners are counting on it
The article discusses proposed changes to the PIP reform and the demands of social partners for additional consultations regarding the reform's project, highlighting the implications for labor rights enforcement and ongoing controversies over the legislative process.
PIP Reform, Approach Two. Will Donald Tusk Accept the Bill This Time?
The new version of the PIP reform aims for more effective inspection processes after previous attempts were thwarted by employer opposition and Prime Minister Tusk's reversal.
DWP PIP claimants set for boost of up to Β£371
People claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will receive an increase of up to Β£371 starting April 6, due to a 3.8% rise in payments to support those with disabilities or chronic health conditions.
Extra benefits DWP PIP claimants may be eligible for
People receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) may qualify for additional financial support beyond their PIP payments, as the DWP indicates that many claimants could be unaware of these benefits.
DWP PIP recipients must report these changes or payments may stop
The DWP warns PIP recipients to report specific changes in circumstances to avoid the risk of losing their benefits and payments.
Older PIP claimants could be owed backdated DWP payments
A recent legal amendment allows older Personal Independence Payment claimants to potentially receive backdated payments and reassess their mobility classification from the Department for Work and Pensions.
DWP Sir Stephen Timms explains Universal Credit and PIP upcoming 2026 changes
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced significant changes to Universal Credit and PIP, which are expected to benefit nearly four million households with an annual income boost of Β£725 by 2026.
What instead of PIP reform? Employers have proposals
Employers from the Polish Entrepreneurs Federation present their proposals for labor market reforms and express opposition to excessive powers of labor inspectors while highlighting potential financial benefits of the proposed changes.
The Federation of Polish Entrepreneurs proposes an alternative to the PIP law. What is their idea?
The Federation of Polish Entrepreneurs has proposed a solution to organize the Polish labor market without exposing companies to additional risks, which builds on a previous reform concept.
DWP PIP eligibility changes timeline confirmed
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced that changes to Personal Independence Payment eligibility will not take effect until a comprehensive review concludes in autumn.
The fate of the PIP reform is being weighed. Business has proposals
The article discusses the primary assumptions and concerns regarding the PIP reform, along with alternative proposals from business organizations and critical comments from various groups.
DWP warned over health risk after new update on PIP
A report highlights unacceptable delays in Personal Independence Payment (PIP) applications, raising concerns about health risks for disabled claimants.
Entrepreneur's Essentials: KSeF * property tax * PIP reform * changes in deliveries * electricity prices
The article discusses critical updates for entrepreneurs in Poland, including property tax, PIP reforms, delivery changes, and electricity price adjustments.
DWP under fire as details emerge over massive waits PIP claimants are facing
A report reveals that disabled people are facing unacceptable wait times for PIP claims, potentially leading them into debt and poverty.
Tusk promises a new draft law on PIP
Tusk announced that Minister Dziemianowicz-BΔ k will receive recommendations to work on a new project regarding the PIP law, which will delay any changes to the employment status of B2B until confirmed by a court.
Wojciech Kostrzewa: The Entrepreneurship Council is pleased with the Prime Minister's decision regarding the PIP
The Entrepreneurship Council expressed satisfaction with the Prime Minister's decision concerning the State Labor Inspectorate, highlighting concerns over previous proposals and the importance of dialogue with the business sector.
Tusk vs. PIP Risked Class Warfare, KaczyΕski Wants a Restart in PiS
MichaΕ SzuΕdrzyΕski discusses the implications of the PIP reform, highlighting a sudden shift in the government's approach as Prime Minister announces a halt to the topic.
Tusk vs. PIP risked class warfare. KaczyΕski wants a restart in PiS, Trump and the Polish issue
The article discusses the political implications of Tusk's decision regarding the PIP reform, which may provoke class warfare, while also touching upon KaczyΕski's desire for a restart in the Law and Justice Party and the influence of Trump on Polish matters.
DWP confirms rules as these claimants could get 'lump sum' back payments
The DWP has clarified rules for benefit claimants eligible to request backdated 'lump sum' payments including Universal Credit, PIP, and Pension Credit.
How long PIP claimants now wait after new DWP applications
Many PIP claimants are facing waits of over a year for their disability benefit claims to be processed, leading to criticisms from the Public Accounts Committee regarding service levels.
The adventure of the PIP reform. "It's not about contracts, but pensions"
Donald Tusk's decision to block a law allowing the National Labor Inspectorate to convert civil law contracts into employment contracts is seen as a gesture towards entrepreneurs, yet it highlights a deeper issue related to the flawed pension system that the state is trying to address through coercion.
DWP delays risk pushing disability PIP benefit claimants into poverty, MPs warn
MPs have raised concerns that significant delays in processing Personal Independence Payment claims are putting disability benefit claimants at risk of poverty.
Tusk: the PIP reform is a bad idea. KaczyΕski: we didn't succeed either
Prime Minister Tusk argues that the proposed changes in the PIP reform are unacceptable, despite the same project being approved by the Council of Ministers a month ago.
The Thing is: Donald Tusk Angry at His Own Reform. Who Blew Up the PIP?
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized a reform that allowed for changes in employment status without employer or court approval, a concept he initially proposed, highlighting issues of excessive regulations and bureaucracy.
All DWP payments claimants may face uprate delays including PIP
Claimants of various Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) payments, including Personal Independence Payment (PIP), are expected to encounter delays in uprating their benefits amid proposed increases for the 2026/27 financial year.
DWP minister issues update over major PIP review
The DWP has provided an update on the ongoing review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which offers financial support to individuals with long-term health conditions or disabilities.
DWP review could affect PIP mobility eligibility for 815,000 people
The Department for Work and Pensions has initiated a review that may alter the eligibility criteria for Personal Independence Payment mobility component, impacting 815,000 individuals.
The adventure for greater PIP powers. Tusk fiercely defends the state's helplessness
The article discusses the ongoing debate concerning the expansion of the powers of the National Labor Inspectorate in Poland, highlighting Prime Minister Donald Tusk's reaction to proposed reforms amid concerns over the advantages of fictitious self-employment.
The Left Doesn't Give Up. There Will Be a Czarzasty-Tusk Meeting Regarding PIP
The article discusses the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Marshal of the Sejm WΕodzimierz Czarzasty to discuss reforms of the PIP, as stated by government spokesman Adam SzΕapka.
Hubert Salik: The PIP Affair, or There Is Never a Good Time for Reforms in Poland
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that there will be no further work on the State Labor Inspection reform, which faced contention among coalition partners, marking the issue as closed.