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| Source: sprzedajemy.pl |
The new (or not so
new, but many still hasn’t got used to it) law in Poland forbids shopping on
almost every Sunday in month. It means the shops are closed for three of four
Sundays during a month, with some exceptions before larger celebrations like
Christmas. In other words, you can’t go to your favourite shopping mall and buy
new clothes or food. I can’t say I like this law. The government claims it
should help families spend more time together, but I don’t think it’ll work
this way. There are many people who used to work on Sundays to earn more money
and they still need it. Moreover, a lot of students tend to work on weekends
because they can’t do it during the week and now they can only work on
Saturdays. There is also another disadvantage: on Friday and Saturday masses of
people go and buy a lot of food, just like the world was to end the next day.
It makes shops really crowded and the majority of products like baked goods disappears
in seconds. Of course, there are some local shops that stay open on Sundays
too, but very few. I wish the law will change in the future.
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