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Employee's resignation letter (wypowiedzenie umowy o pracę) (Poland)
Why it matches: You want to quit your job in Poland and hand in your notice.
Poland · in Polish
Notice of resignation from a Polish employment contract, with no reason needed: which contract, what notice period and when it ends — a period counted in weeks ends on a Saturday, one counted in months on the last day of a month. The letter also asks for the certificate of employment on the last day and for leave to be settled. If both sides want to part sooner, they can agree an earlier date after notice is given.
Notice ending a subscription or gym membership (Poland)
Why it matches: The provider keeps taking money from your card even though you want to quit.
Poland · in Polish
Notice ending a contract for an ongoing service in Poland — a gym or pool membership, a course, a subscription, a service plan: the contract and customer numbers, the service, how it ends to underline — with the contract's notice period, immediately for important reasons, or without notice for an open-ended contract that sets none — withdrawal of consent to recurring payments, and a demand to refund fees taken in advance. It relies on rules the terms and conditions cannot exclude.
Demand to an employer for unpaid wages (Poland)
Why it matches: You have left the job and the employer still owes you pay for the final weeks.
Poland · in Polish
An employee's demand for unpaid wages in Poland: for which periods, how much, by when and to which account, reminding the employer that pay is due within the first 10 days of the following month, and saying that the labour court and the National Labour Inspectorate come next. It ends the silence and proves an attempt to settle amicably.