Employment Law

Disputes concerning employment contracts, working conditions, termination and social security.

ABOUT THIS FIELD

Employment law regulates individual and collective relations between employees and employers, working conditions, pay and rest rights, termination of employment contracts and related social security matters. Mandatory provisions and the principle of employee protection define the limits of contractual freedom.

The employment contract, payroll records, working hours, notice of termination and workplace records define the scope of the dispute. In employment disputes subject to mandatory pre-action mediation, the parties first apply to a mediator; if no settlement is reached, the labour court examines the claims and evidence.

SCOPE

Principal areas of work

  1. 01

    Drafting, amending and terminating employment contracts

  2. 02

    Reinstatement proceedings and review of the validity of termination

  3. 03

    Severance and notice pay, wages and overtime claims

  4. 04

    Annual leave, weekly rest and public-holiday claims

  5. 05

    Compensation claims arising from occupational accidents and diseases

  6. 06

    Determination of employment service and social security disputes

  7. 07

    Non-compete, confidentiality and workplace-practice agreements

  8. 08

    Mandatory mediation and individual and collective employment disputes