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CEE Employment overview 

Law-Now Czech Republic/Law-Now Hungary/Law-Now Poland/Law-Now Romania
14.05.2008
The CEE Employment Overview discusses the employment regime in Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania and covers the following issues that a business organisation would need to consider when establishing/running their operations:

  • Types of employment contracts
  • Restrictive covenants in employment contracts
  • Changes to employment contracts
  • Individual termination of employment contract
  • Civil law agreements
  • Information and consultation requirements
  • Court disputes
  • Penalties for not observing the law

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For further information, please contact:
Katarzyna Dulewicz Katarzyna Dulewicz
Partner, Head of CEE Employment
Warsaw
+48 22 520 5519
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