Practical Aspects of Immigration Law in Employee and B2B Mobility between Poland and the United Kingdom – Webinar

Employee mobility and B2B cooperation between Poland and the United Kingdom present numerous legal challenges – particularly in the field of immigration law. Differences in regulations, procedures, and requirements can complicate the legalisation of stay and work, as well as impact project timelines and costs.
In this webinar, experts from Poland and the UK will share practical insights and experience, covering topics such as employee secondment, short-term assignments, and cross-border service provision in a B2B model on both sides of the Channel. Participants will learn how to navigate complex legal frameworks effectively and avoid the most common compliance pitfalls.

Format:
The session will take the form of a presentation followed by a Q&A with experts from both Poland and the United Kingdom. The event will be delivered in English, with bilingual materials (PL/EN) available.

Overview:
This webinar focuses on the practical aspects of immigration law in the context of employee and B2B mobility between Poland and the United Kingdom. Topics will include the legalisation of stay and work for individuals such as:

• seconded employees;
• employees on business trips;
• employees on short-term assignments;
• service providers (B2B) temporarily working in Poland or the UK.

Following the main presentation, participants will have the opportunity to ask the experts questions regarding the legalisation of stay and work in both jurisdictions.

Speakers:

Katarzyna Gospodarowicz
Attorney-at-law / Partner, Employment Law Team, SDZLEGAL SCHINDHELM (Poland)
An expert in individual and collective labour law and social security, both nationally and internationally. She specialises in immigration compliance, employee secondment, and broad HR compliance (including whistleblower protection). She represents clients before authorities across Poland and has experience in the legalisation of stay and work for both production workers and highly skilled professionals, as well as cross-border staff transfers. Author of numerous publications and two books on labour law, and a regular trainer for employees and employers.

Adam Haines
Partner, Employment Law Team, Aaron & Partners (United Kingdom)
Specialises in all aspects of UK employment law, with a particular focus on immigration matters. Leads the firm’s business immigration practice. Recognised as a “Recommended Lawyer” by Legal 500 (2025).
Selected experience includes:

• Advising companies in the healthcare, engineering, automotive, and oil sectors on obtaining Sponsor Licences;
• Supporting Skilled Worker visa applications in the healthcare sector;
• Advising on a visitor visa for a Chinese company director following two refused applications;
• Assisting an international automotive company with machinery transfers under Rule PA 7 provisions.