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Joanna Jasiewicz

Joanna Jasiewicz is an associate in Gide's Warsaw office. She specialises in employment law and social security issues. She supports clients with Polish and European labour law, employment litigation and company restructuring. She prepares and negotiates managerial contracts, advises on group layoffs related to downsizing or winding up companies, as well as on industrial action and negotiating collective agreements. She has extensive litigation experience, which allows her to effectively act on behalf of her clients in employment litigation in the field of both individual and collective labour law. Joanna provides comprehensive advice on employment law issues to clients such as LVMH Group, DSV, Chep, Orpea, GLP, Inter-Vion and ETI, among others, and runs a pro bono practice in the Warsaw office. Joanna graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University and completed postgraduate studies in human resources management and project management. She is a qualified mediator in the field of individual and collective labour law. Joanna is a member of the Warsaw Bar. · Gide Loyrette Nouel

PolandEmployment, Social SecurityFrench, English, Polish

About

Associate in Gide Loyrette Nouel's Warsaw office specialising in employment law and social security. Advises on Polish and European labour law, employment litigation, company restructuring, managerial contracts, group layoffs, industrial action and collective agreements; represents clients including LVMH Group, DSV, CHEP, Orpea, GLP, Inter-Vion and ETI, and runs a pro bono practice.

Practice areas

EmploymentSocial SecurityLitigationRestructuring

Office

Expertise

Luxury & RetailLogistics & Supply ChainHealthcareReal Estate & Logistics

Education

  • Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Faculty of Law and Administration
  • Postgraduate studies in Human Resources Management and Project Management

Admissions

  • Member of the Warsaw Bar
  • Qualified mediator in individual and collective labour law

Languages

FrenchEnglishPolish