Reinier advises national and international companies
reinier.russell@russell.nl +31 20 301 55 55Businesses in the Netherlands are expected to reopen as from 20 May 2020. This means, employees will have to return to work soon. During the webinar we will discuss key questions that arise when (international) employees return to work. For instance: Am I obliged to go back to the office? Can my employer dismiss me if there is not enough work (anymore)? Can my employer oblige me to take days off? What is the role of the works council?
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Despite the support measures, the coronavirus crisis can hit your business hard. Can you then unilaterally change the conditions of employment? Or do you need the consent of the employees for this?
Follow our coronavirus blog. Today, among other things: I no longer have work for my employees, what does the new scheme entail regarding compensation of their wages? What credit options does the government offer?
Over the past year, the number of rental properties sold has risen sharply. Private residential landlords are pulling out due to stricter regulations and declining returns. For tenants, this creates uncertainty about their rights. Still, one reassuring rule applies: “Sale does not terminate the lease.”
What can you do if you have a dispute with the board or the manager of the homeowners’ association? For example, regarding overdue maintenance or whether sustainability measures are too expensive?
The salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants and European Blue Card holders are adjusted annually. What will be the amounts for 2026? Also, stricter rules for the highly skilled migrant scheme are proposed. What might change?
The new Labour Supply Act (Wtta) imposes stricter requirements on temporary employment agencies, payroll companies and secondment agencies. But the Wtta also has major consequences for companies that use their services. What does this mean for their personnel policy and administration?
