[Opinion] Poland Honors the Memory of the Victims From Krakow. This Is the Twentieth Day of National Mourning.
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Poland Honors the Memory of the Victims From Krakow. This Is the Twentieth Day of National Mourning.
The legal basis for the introduction of national mourning is Article 11 of the Act on the Coat of Arms, Colors, and Anthem of the Republic of Poland and on State Seals. According to this provision, the President may introduce national mourning by means of a regulation, countersigned by the Prime Minister. In particular, the regulation should specify the reasons for introducing and the duration of the period of national mourning, taking into acco…
The bloody incident in Krakow, with six dead and 16 injured, has shocked public opinion.
President Karol Nawrocki signed a decree that applies to all Poles. Sunday and Monday, November 8th and 9th, are national mourning days across the country following the tragic attack in Krakow. Many workers are wondering if this means an additional day off. However, the regulations provide for important distinctions, and in some industries, changes to work organization may occur. The President […] The article "The President Signed the Decree. Do…
The decision to declare a period of national mourning impacts the functioning of public spaces and the way the victims are commemorated. Many people are wondering what the consequences of the regulation signed by President Karol Nawrocki will be for employees and employers.
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