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This study examines well-being as a multidimensional construct encompassing psychological, physical, social, and environmental factors within enterprises. Three hypotheses were formulated: that structured well-being programs enhance employee satisfaction; that engagement components mediate the relationship between well-being and job satisfaction; and that organizational culture elements positively…

The purpose of this article is to propose changes to the law and its application that should be introduced to prevent the phenomenon of widespread disregard for legal provisions concerning the use of electric scooters in Poland. The current legal regulations on this topic will…

Consumer protection in European Union law remained on the margins of Community policy for a long time, which stemmed from the prevailing belief in the effectiveness of free market mechanisms and the rationality of the consumer. The initial actions of Community institutions in this area…

This article examines how current deglobalisation processes reshape the architecture and purpose of intellectual property (IP) protection, particularly copyright law. Once at the forefront of globalisation, IP regimes have historically promoted the harmonisation of legal standards and facilitated the global flow of creative and technological…

In a competitive global context, innovation and its application through technological tools supported by decision-oriented information systems become a pillar for sustainable development and the strategic consolidation of organizations. A company's ability to adapt, differentiate itself, and respond to market needs is related to its…

The research examines European Union renewable energy transition speed because it needs to determine if the rising renewable energy percentage since 2019 stems from actual growth or results from new data collection methods. The existing research shows renewable energy consumption continues to rise but fails…

The research evaluates the degree of corporate-organ liability which affects management teams and supervisory board members regarding their sustainability (ESG) reporting duties in Poland. The research examines ESG reporting obligations under Polish law through analysis of the 2022 Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the…

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly exposed to sophisticated cybercriminal campaigns while lacking the financial and human resources available to large corporations. At the same time, market pressure forces SMEs to digitalize their operations, making core business processes directly dependent on IT infrastructure that…

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) remain highly exposed to advanced cyber threats despite their growing dependence on digital services. This study is motivated by the persistent resource gap between SMEs and large organisations, which prevents smaller entities from adopting resilient, security-by-design infrastructures. Although numerous guidelines…

This paper aims to demonstrate the impact of digital technology on service exports in EU countries and within subgroups of countries divided by GDP per capita (lower and higher-income countries). We use the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) and its components as proxies for…