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Liwiusz Laska

Liwiusz Laska

Polish lawyer

  • Jul 24

    ZUS president Liwiusz Laska: Society not ready for retirement age hike, but women's average exit age hits 61.5

    ZUS president Liwiusz Laska told Rzeczpospolita that Polish society is not ready for a debate on raising the retirement age, citing polls. He noted women are already working longer, with the average exit age reaching 61.5 years.

  • Jul 1

    Tusk names Liwiusz Laska as ZUS president after first-ever staff strike

    Prime Minister Donald Tusk appointed Liwiusz Laska as the new president of Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) on 1 July, replacing Zbigniew Derdziuk, who stepped down due to a serious illness. The change comes weeks after the first warning strike in the institution's history.

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