As reported money.pl, on Wednesday during a ceremony August chairman of the “Solidarity” Piotr Duda announced information meeting more than 100 thousand. signatures required under the civil draft law to restrict Sunday trading. He did it in the presence of the President and Prime Minister Andrzej Duda Beaty Awl. Under the project signed by more than 300 thousand. people.
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After 18 days of sit-in strike in the Gdansk shipyard and 8 days of arduous negotiations, was signed on 31 August 1980 agreement between the inter-factory Strike Committee (represented then by Lech Walesa) and Deputy Prime Minister Mieczyslaw Jagielski – party Government Commission.
21. postulate the introduction of the August Agreements assumed all free Saturdays. After 36 years of “Solidarity” has presented a new proposal – free Sundays for trade workers. As money.pl gave accurate details of the project during the ceremony 36th anniversary of the signing of the August Agreements presented the current head of the “Solidarity” Piotr Duda.
– We want free Sundays. The ban on Sunday trading. For God and family – he told the audience in the hall BHP Gdansk Shipyard Piotr Duda.
This information went directly to the present at the ceremony representatives of the government of Prime Minister Beata Szydło at the helm. In Gdansk was also attended by Andrzej Duda. Association hopes that both the prime minister and the president have expressed support for the ban on Sunday trading. The same law and signatures to the announcement of Peter Duda hit to the parliament on September 2
Its introduction is rather a formality. Beata Szydło a long time about the initiative spoke positively. Similarly to the case also approach other members of her government, including Jaroslaw Gowin. Also, the president of PiS in an interview said that he saw no problem in introducing such a ban into force.
“Solidarity” with merchant organizations for nearly three months collecting signatures under the draft civil law. To the parliament could take up the proposal, it is necessary 100 thousand. signatures. These were collected a long time. From the information money.pl showed that a few days ago was counted approx. 150 thousand. signatures. This number has doubled in the last hours, however, the committee collecting support the package arrived from the whole Polish.
– At the moment we have counted more than 300 thousand. signatures and still run off new – he gave us Bujara Alfred, head of the Solidarity trade.
Peter Duda during celebrations in Gdansk talking about 350 thousand. signatures. He added that the signatures will be collected until the signing of the bill by the President Andrzej Duda.
The project involves the reduction of trade on Sundays in all stores regardless of their size. The only exception is a situation in which the owner behind the counter state. Prohibited is also hiring people to work on Sundays on civil contracts (ie. Śmieciówki). It is thus part of a network of trade bypasses now operating ban on working on public holidays.
According to the project “Solidarity” trade on Sunday, they will be allowed only stations, pastry shops and bakeries, kiosks, pharmacy and souvenir shops. The Act also exemptions for part of Sunday. Stores opened they can be, among others, Sundays preceding Christmas, Easter, start of school and on Sundays Outlet falling in January, June and July.
Spore controversy aroused provision regarding the penalty to two years in prison for offenders. “Solidarity” admits that it is very sharp solution, but is afraid that the fines do not scare part of retailers to compliance with the new regulations. He admits, however, that this matter is flexible.
– Real stairs will begin when Parliament will start working on our draft law. Certainly opponents will feed the public information about thousands of layoffs and other risks arising from the reduction of trade on Sundays. Therefore, despite the submission of the required number of signatures to the Speaker of Parliament we continue to carry out the action until the adoption of the bill – said recently Tadeusz Majchrowicz, deputy chairman of the “Solidarity”.
Polish Organization of Trade and Services, which brings together large foreign retail chains It says that the ban could contribute to the release of up to 100 thousand. people working in the trade.
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