Poland's competition watchdog, UOKiK, has initiated an investigation into Nocowanie.pl, a booking platform, over concerns about the authenticity of published reviews and the potential for owners to manipulate ratings by hiding negative feedback.
Poland's competition authority (UOKiK) has accused supermarket chain Dino Polska, four transport companies, and five managers of colluding to restrict competition in the labor market. The alleged 'no-poach' agreement may have prevented truck drivers from changing employers and led to lower wages.
Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) tested 250 toy models, finding over 16% exceeded phthalate and boron migration limits. A quarter were improperly labeled, posing risks to children. Fines can reach up to 100,000 PLN.
Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) searched Lidl offices and four transport companies over suspected collusion to limit driver employment. The investigation aims to determine if firms prevented drivers from changing employers, potentially worsening working conditions.
