Priscilla de Leede advises both Dutch and foreign companies on all aspects of employment law. She litigates and negotiates for companies in issues regarding dismissal, restructuring, non-compete disputes, contracts, and the position of directors. Her special focus is on works councils for whom she regularly provides training courses. Priscilla publishes on a wide variety of topics within the field of employment and corporate law, such as employee illness, corporate immigration, and the posting of workers.
And besides…
Priscilla loves sports, such as hockey and running.
Priscilla de Leede regularly writes about current legal developments. Below is an overview of her blogs, newsletters, books and articles.
In the last issue of Stare Decisis, Priscilla de Leede of Russell Advocaten, Mary Edenfield of Mateer Harbert and Ed Belam of Marriott Harrison discuss the most important topics to include in your employment contracts regarding the termination of the contract. There are some important differences to take into account!
read onAs of 1 July 2021, the statutory minimum wage and minimum youth wage will be increased. What are the new amounts of the minimum wage?
read onIf your employee reports sick, this may raise many difficult questions. What are your reintegration obligations during the sick leave period? What are you allowed to record about your sick employee with regard to the privacy legislation? We answered these and other questions during a webinar. Watch the video!
read onIs there already a works council in your company? Are you a member of your company’s works council? What are the advantages of having a works council in your company? Jan Dop and Priscilla C.X. de Leede explain the role of the works council and give an overview of the works council’s most important rights.
read onWe have hosted a special webinar “COVID-19: Reorganization, Job Loss & Stay” in cooperation with IN Amsterdam on 23 March. During the webinar, we discussed issues that employers and international employees face due to the impact of the coronavirus. Watch the video today!
read onThe statutory minimum wage and minimum youth wage change every six months. What are the new amounts as of 1 July 2021?
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read onWe are hosting a special webinar “COVID-19: Reorganization, Job Loss & Stay” in cooperation with IN Amsterdam on 23 March. During the webinar, we will discuss issues that employers and international employees face due to the impact of the coronavirus. Register today!
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