The ABSL Advocacy Team represents the interests of the business services sector in Poland and across Europe. We engage with government authorities, public institutions, industry associations, and international stakeholders to shape a predictable, competitive regulatory environment that supports long-term investment. We strengthen the sector's voice, facilitate transformation, and help build a future-ready regulatory framework. Our core objectives are to:

• Enhance the sectors influence in public policy development
• Position Poland as a hub for business and technological innovation
• Create the conditions necessary for talent growth, innovation, and sustainable investment

Strategic areas of activity

• Integration
  We build coalitions and foster partnerships to unify the sector's voice. Through collaboration with members, experts, and institutional stakeholders, we create platforms for dialogue, knowledge sharing, and coordinated action.
• Information
  We monitor legislative and regulatory developments, delivering timely insights via legal alerts, analyses, webinars, and expert briefs. We support our members in maintaining compliance and adopting best practices.
• Representation
  We actively participate in consultations and legislative processes, providing sectoral input and data. Through direct dialogue with policymakers, we advocate for solutions that recognize the sectors role in economic growth and digital innovation.

Priority topics

The ABSL Advocacy team focuses on key legislative and regulatory areas directly impacting the business services sector in Poland and Europe. 

 Labor law and workforce

• Wage transparency and payment gap
• Migration policy and simplified procedures for hiring foreign talent
• Counteracting mobbing and discrimination
• Reduction of working hours and extension of annual leave – regulatory impact analysis

Digital transformation and emerging technologies

• Digital Strategy 2035
• AI Act implementation and artificial intelligence regulations
• NIS2 Directive (cybersecurity)
• National e-Invoicing System (KSeF)
• DORA Regulation (financial sector resilience)
• Automation, citizen development, data governance, and cloud solutions

Taxation and competitiveness

• Minimum tax
• Digital tax
• Investment incentives and relief systems
• Support for R&D, L&D, and technological transformation

European and international policy

• European Single Market Strategy 2025 (shared topics with ABSL Brussels)
• Cooperation with EU institutions and promotion of sector interests at the European level
• Economic diplomacy and positioning Poland as a hub for business transformation

 Expert partnerships

We closely cooperate with leading law firms and advisory companies to provide our members with experts knowledge, current legal interpretations, and practical recommendations. Our partners are EY (migration policy and foreign talent employment) and Baker McKenzie (labor law and HR regulations).