Jan Dop

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Jan is a specialist in employment law and corporate law

jan.dop@russell.nl
+31 20 301 55 55

2 October 2024: Labor and Employment Client Seminar by Primerus

Publication date 2 October 2024

On Wednesday 2 October 2024, Jan Dop will be one of the members of the panel that will present timely labor and employment law issues to Primerus clients.

The seminar will take place from 17:00 h till 18:00 h CEST. You can register for the seminar here or fill out the form below:

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