Anna M. Wróbel
Articles:A few days ago the Polish media were savouring the news that the court had appointed a “professional mediator” in a lawsuit between Janusz Kaczmarek, former Minister of the Interior and Administration versus Jaroslaw Kaczynski former Prime Minister, now the chairman of the political party Law and Justice (PiS). Kaczmarek sued Kaczynski (civil case on infringement of personal goods) after being called „a sleeping agent” (communist agent, I presume). Such a statement is an insult in Poland. Litigios colectivos de trabajo en Polonia y los métodos para resolverlos En la República Popular de Polonia los sindicatos estaban controlados por las autoridades. Los sindicatos libres emergentes eran ilegales en el sistema legal vigente, y no será hasta 1980 cuando tras numerosas huelgas laborales las autoridades concedieron legalizar a unos sindicatos. Mediation In Poland In my first article I showed you a picture of Poland, country in which a totally new reality replaced the old system. Now let me take you on yet another short history tour of the judiciary system, and then show you how mediation works in Poland. Poland: Meet Your Next-Door Neighbor Before telling you how mediation is doing in Poland I thought it appropriate to give you a picture of this country's past and present times so that you can see what influences Poles and their vision of dispute resolution.  |
