Employment Law

Are you experiencing problems at work? Or perhaps, as an employer, you need professional legal support?

Employment relationships are an area where regulations change frequently, obligations are extensive, and even a small mistake can lead to serious consequences – for both employees and employers. Dismissals, workplace bullying, unpaid wages, overtime, internal regulations, labour inspections, contracts – each of these matters requires reliable and responsible legal assistance.

No matter which side of the dispute you are on, we can help protect your rights and interests.

Who are we?

We are the Szczudło & Partnerzy Law Firm, operating in Leszno and the surrounding area, specializing in employment law and representation of both employees and employers.
Our experience includes ongoing legal support for businesses as well as individual employment cases, including reinstatement claims, workplace bullying, unpaid wages, compensation claims, and preparation of employment documentation.

Who Do We Help?

Support for Employees:

  • individuals unfairly dismissed from work
  • employees subjected to bullying or discrimination
  • persons who have not received wages or compensation
  • employees working under employment contracts, civil contracts, or B2B arrangements
  • individuals seeking compensation, severance pay, or recognition of employment status

Support for Employers:

  • entrepreneurs employing staff
  • companies of all sizes
  • HR managers and decision-makers
  • employers needing legal guidance and representation

What is employment law?

Employment law defines the rights and obligations of both parties to the employment relationship. It regulates hiring, dismissal, employer and employee liability, working hours, remuneration, workplace bullying, discrimination, and occupational safety.

Scope of services

For Employees

Reinstatement and Compensation Claims

Workplace Bullying and Discrimination

Wages and Employment Benefits

Recognition of Employment Relationship

For Employers

Employment Documentation

Hiring and Dismissal

Ongoing Business Advice

Employment Disputes

How we work

1

Situation Analysis

We review documents, understand the facts, assess risks, and identify possible claims.

2

Legal Strategy

We explain solutions, legal consequences, and next steps clearly.

3

Full Document Preparation

Contracts, pleadings, notices, regulations, and formal letters prepared professionally and safely.

4

Representation

We protect your interests in negotiations and proceedings.

5

Ongoing Support

We answer questions, clarify doubts, and explain legal implications.

Why Choose Us?

Support in every situation

We provide support in every professional situation – both urgent disputes and long-term cooperation. With comprehensive employment law expertise, we offer security, confidence, and peace of mind in workplace relationships.

Contact us

Need help with an employment matter? Want to review documents, prepare a dismissal notice, sue an employer, or protect your business interests?

experience in employee disputes and business advisory work

ability to represent both sides of employment conflicts

individual approach to every case

transparency and clear cooperation terms

FAQ – Employment Law in Leszno

Can my employer dismiss me without giving a reason?
For fixed-term and indefinite employment contracts, the employer must justify termination. We can assess whether your dismissal was lawful.
You have 21 days to appeal to the labour court. We can prepare your claim and represent you throughout proceedings.
Only with your written consent or through a formal amendment notice.
Usually, the first step is a formal payment demand. If unsuccessful, you may file a claim with the labour court.
Yes, if your requested dates conflict with work organization, but they must allow leave at another time.
It requires consent of both parties and agreement on the end date. It is the quickest form of ending employment.
Yes. The labour court may award compensation if the dismissal was unjustified or unlawful.
Contact us – we can assist with formal letters, appeals, and starting labour court proceedings.