Do Poles want the Sunday trading ban lifted? The latest survey shows a clear trend
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The ban on Sunday trading in Poland is generating more and more debate. According to the latest survey conducted by UCE Research and Shopfully, only 16.5% of Poles want the current rules to remain unchanged. This means that the vast majority of respondents see a need to change them.
The survey shows that many Poles believe the ban limits shopping convenience and affects consumer choices. Some respondents indicate that they would like to shop on Sundays, especially after work during the week. It is worth remembering, however, that the survey reflects opinions, not finalised legal decisions.
The question therefore arises whether public opinion will influence changes to the regulations. The current ban has been in force for several years and is a subject of dispute between entrepreneurs, trade unions and politicians. For now, it is unclear whether the government or parliament will decide to lift or modify the ban.
For residents of Poland the topic is of great importance, as it concerns both everyday shopping and the work of people employed in retail. The coming months will show whether the discussion translates into concrete changes in the law.
Sources: Forsal.pl
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