Nawrocki signed. The bill will unlock big money for Poland

On Thursday, April 2, 2026, President Karol Nawrocki announced via social media the signing of 7 acts, including one of key importance for the Polish labor market. This concerns an amendment to the Act on the National Labor Inspectorate, which gives new, much broader powers to this institution.

“I still have serious doubts about some regulations – especially those that grant very broad powers to the National Labor Inspectorate towards entrepreneurs. The state must be strong – but it cannot be excessive in its interference,” declared the President.

The PIP reform will enter into force. Nawrocki on amending the act

Nawrocki emphasized that the Act on the National Labor Inspectorate touches the very foundation of the relationship between the state, the employee and the employer. – However, from the very beginning of the procedure, I had serious doubts. They concerned primarily the lack of proper social dialogue at the stage of government work. The state cannot ignore social partners – this is the foundation of a healthy democracy, the President noted.

Signing the act on the PIP reform will unlock funds from the National Labor Inspectorate

Nawrocki also drew attention to the fact that the act enables the release of funds from the National Reconstruction Plan, attacks the pathologies of the labor market, as well as practices that we all know: forced junk contracts, fictitious self-employment, lack of stability, to which the state cannot be indifferent.

– Work is not only about money, it is also about dignity. It’s stability. This is the foundation of the decision to start a family, he explained.

What acts did Karol Nawrocki sign?

In addition to the above-mentioned amendment to the PIP Act, Karol Nawrocki also signed six other documents. These are:

• Act of March 13, 2026 amending the Education Law and certain other acts (parliamentary form no. 2061).

• Act of March 13, 2026 amending the Act on foreign trade in goods, technologies and services of strategic importance for state security, as well as for maintaining international peace and security, and the Act on conducting business activities in the field of production and trade in explosives, weapons, ammunition and products and technology for military or police purposes (parliamentary form no. 2119).

• Act of March 13, 2026 amending the Energy Law and certain other acts (parliamentary form no. 2150).

• Act of February 27, 2026 amending the Act on investment funds and management of alternative investment funds and the Act on trading in financial instruments (parliamentary document no. 2163).

• Act of March 13, 2026 amending the Act on the protection and care of monuments and the Act on the National Tax Administration (parliamentary form no. 2160).

• Act of February 27, 2026 amending the Act on public collective transport (parliamentary document no. 2245).