Dr Gabriela Gospodarek is an Associate in the Labor Law team at Eversheds Sutherland Poland.
She focuses on labor law. She additionally practices new technology law and data protection law.
Gabriela holds extensive knowledge in the field of non-standard forms of employment. She deals with the issues concerning qualification of the legal status of people undertaking paid activity. She advised as an expert on projects concerning the implementation and legal regulation of the new forms of employment (work through online labor platforms such as Uber, Glovo, Deliveroo).
Gabriela is the author of multiple scientific papers on employment law, a press commentator, a reviewer for the best national scientific journal in the field of labor law and social policy, a member of international networks associating lawyers specializing in labor law, and a speaker at national and international conferences. She is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Labor Law and Social Policy at the University of Warsaw (since 2018 she teaches labour law to students of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw).
She earned her doctorate with distinction at Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw, where she completed her doctoral dissertation on employment in the platform economy sector. Gabriela graduated in law from University of Warsaw, completed a two-year degree from British Law Centre at UW and completed full-time doctoral degree from the Department of Labor Law and Social Policy at the University of Warsaw.
Gabriela's recent experience includes:
- advising on the implementation of remote working for international companies
- advising and preparing documentation for an international temporary work agency that started its operations in Poland (contract for temporary work, contract for the provision of temporary work services)
- ongoing advice and training related to the entry into force of new legal provisions implementing the Work Life Balance Directive and the Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions Directive into Polish law
- author of multiple scientific papers on employment law, a press commentator, a reviewer for the best national scientific journal in the field of labor law and social policy
- member of international networks associating lawyers specializing in labor law
- earned her doctorate with distinction at Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw
- graduated in law from University of Warsaw and completed a two-year degree from British Law Centre
- held a scholarship at Ghent University