Polish Watchdog Probes Dino Polska Over No-Poach Deals
Poland's UOKiK is investigating Dino Polska and four transport firms over alleged no-poach deals. The probe looks at restrictions on drivers switching jobs.
Poland's competition watchdog UOKiK opened an investigation into DINO POLSKA SA and four transport firms over an alleged no-poach agreement. The probe examines whether Dino Polska and its logistics partners colluded to prevent truck drivers from switching employers. The case signals intensifying regulatory scrutiny of labor practices within the Polish retail and logistics sectors.
### UOKiK Targets Labor Market Collusion UOKiK suspects Dino Polska organized a scheme to restrict driver mobility across its distribution centers. The regulator said Dino Polska allegedly verified which drivers could enter its facilities and controlled exceptions to the no-poach arrangement. Five individuals, including three Dino Polska managers, face specific allegations in the case.









