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Data privacy laws go Europe!

A new era for employee data privacy compliance under GDPR, DSAnpUG-EU and the EU-US Privacy Shield By Dr. Daniel Klösel Download article as pdf Things will be getting serious in 2018! In recent ye...
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Bene docet, qui bene distinguit

Transferring an undertaking in the EU: current issues By Prof. Robert von Steinau-Steinrück and Stephan Sura Download article as pdf Back when Latin was the lingua franca, they already knew this fa...
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When the whistle blows

Lack of specific German legislation provides scope for action by employers By Pascal R. Kremp, LL.M. (Wake Forest), and Thomas Wiedmann Download article as pdf Whistleblowing still receives a lot o...
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Driven by numbers

German employment law: a slightly different overview By Dr. Jan Tibor Lelley, LL.M., and Franziska Rothe Download article as pdf For some it might come as a surprise, but German labor and employmen...
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How to make employers unhappy

New legislation ahead? Employees’ right for a reduction in working time By Dr. Guido Zeppenfeld, LL.M., and Marco Maurer Download article as pdf Subject to certain conditions, German employment law...
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The (un)known territory of involuntary and voluntary noncompliance

Working time: regulations in Germany By Prof. Anja Mengel, LL.M. (Columbia) Download article as pdf Globalization and digitalization of the economy has increased the frictions between the mandatory...
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Aspects of employee leasing in international assignments

Recent challenges and successful management: the inbound perspective By Yvonne Schmidt and Sachka Stefanova-Behlert Download article as pdf It is no secret that international employee assignments a...
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Labor leasing in Germany

Legal handling of labor leasing arrangements: an immigration law perspective By Andreas Meier Download article as pdf After a rather long wait, the German Parliament has finally passed an amendment...
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Not without consulting the ombudsperson

Dismissals of severely disabled persons: strict new rule is in effect By Dr. Gerald Peter Müller Download article as pdf If an employee has been officially recognized as a “severely disabled person...
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LaborLawMagazine 01/2017

Data protection – Labor law – Labor and employment law – Part Time and Temporary Working Act – Labor law and working time – Labor Lease Act – Labor and social law