The minimum wage project is stuck in the Sejm. It contains important changes for workers.

A legislative deadlock has occurred regarding the minimum wage bill in the Polish Parliament due to disagreements between committee chairs. The bill, proposed by MP Katarzyna Ueberhan, is stalled as it requires a joint meeting of two committees, but the chair of the Economic Committee refuses to schedule it. Ueberhan suggests that intervention from the Speaker of the Sejm could resolve the issue, including the possibility of changing the committee to which the bill was assigned. The bill aims to align the minimum wage with the basic salary, addressing concerns about employers using various pay components to meet the legal minimum.