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First weeks at work

Checklists to help you get through the start calmly. For all organisational matters your main contact is the Adecco coordinator.

01

The day before your first shift

Identity document — with you
Ask the coordinator: time, place, whether you need your own work shoes and clothes
Check your route and a backup plan; if there is free transport — the stop and time
Water, a snack, a charged phone
Save the Adecco coordinator’s contact

02

PESEL

Ask the coordinator whether you need a PESEL number
PESEL is issued by the urząd gminy (municipal office) where you live
You enter the number yourself — where Adecco tells you

03

Bank account

You usually need a bank account for your salary
Open an account at any bank if you don’t have one yet
You provide the account number yourself — where Adecco tells you

04

Medical check-up and BHP

Before starting work you usually need a medical check-up (badania lekarskie) and BHP safety training
Adecco will tell you the referral, place and dates
Take your document and glasses/contact lenses if you wear them

05

Transport

Find out whether there is free transport from your area
Travelling on your own — compare a monthly ticket with single tickets
Have a backup plan for night shifts

06

If a problem comes up

Schedule, pay, documents, sick leave — ask the Adecco coordinator
Hours don’t match — compare with your notes and calmly contact the coordinator
Sick — inform the coordinator and get L4 sick leave from a doctor

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First shift soon: checklist
- Take an identity document with you.
- Ask the Adecco coordinator: what time and where to come, and whether you need your own work shoes and clothes.
- Check your route: transport, travel time, a backup plan. If there is free transport — find out the stop and the time.
- Water, a snack, a charged phone.
- Save the Adecco coordinator’s contact — contact them for all organisational matters.
- And get some sleep 🙂
1
First week
- Feeling tired in the first days is normal: your body is getting used to the effort. Drink water, look after your back and feet.
- Don’t hesitate to ask the trainer and colleagues — better to ask twice than make a mistake.
- Write down your shifts and hours — useful for checking your pay.
- Questions about schedule, transport or documents — ask the Adecco coordinator.
2
Documents and bank
- Whether you need a PESEL number and how to get it — ask the Adecco coordinator (it is issued by the urząd gminy).
- You usually need a bank account for your salary. You provide the account number yourself — where Adecco tells you. You don’t need to send it to me.
- Make sure you have a copy of your contract and understand its terms.
- Something unclear — ask the coordinator.
4
First month
- When you get your payslip (pasek wynagrodzeń) — compare the hours with your own notes.
- Found a difference — calmly contact the Adecco coordinator.
- Using public transport — check whether a monthly ticket is cheaper.
- If you get sick — inform the coordinator and get sick leave (L4) from a doctor.
8
Two months
- You’ve settled in — great! Discuss questions about your schedule, shift or conditions with the Adecco coordinator.
- Rest matters: plan your days off and don’t overwork yourself.
- For all work matters, your main contact is the Adecco coordinator.
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Three months
- Three months done — congratulations! 🎉
- Ask the Adecco coordinator what’s next with your contract.
- If the job doesn’t suit you — that’s normal, discuss the options with Adecco.
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