At the beginning of October, Full Job agency published a denounciation of workers who were fighting with the agency. It published the personal data of two former employees, which is clearly against the Polish law. In our opinion, this may have been an attempt to blacklist those people. ZSP immediately reacted to this, as did the press, which reported on this scandalous behaviour. The agency, faced with bad publicity and reminded that their actions are illegal, removed the material.

ZSP warns about using this agency which gave problems to its workers, uses trash contracts and piece work instead of normal contracts and reacts in such a manner to workers who stand up for their rights.

Our comrades who were employed through the agency are now directly employed by the company where they were working. The agency also considers this is be a breach of workers' non-competition clauses. We strongly oppose the idea that workers who get hired directly are breaking non-competition clauses, especially when the agency involved has neither hired them on normal contracts nor ensured that they are employed on the same conditions as the workers at the user employer, both of which should occur under the provisions of Polish law.