27 May 2024
A second trial period: is that possible?
Many employers are in the understanding that a trial period can only be validly agreed upon in the first employment contract with the employee. However, this is not always the case.
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27 May 2024
A second trial period: is that possible?
Many employers are in the understanding that a trial period can only be validly agreed upon in the first employment contract with the employee. However, this is not always the case.
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22 May 2024
Collecting debts
Although the economy seems to be picking up, in practice many invoices remain unpaid. Should that be the case, you will obviously want to take action to recover the outstanding amounts quickly.
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20 May 2024
To what extent is the requirement that residential accommodation is the primary place of residence mandatory for contractual joint tenancy?
Most tenancy agreements for residential accommodation include the requirement that the accommodation is the primary residence.
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15 May 2024
A right to reimbursement, what does that really mean in a divorce?
Divorce often involves the right to reimbursement. But what exactly is a right to reimbursement?
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13 May 2024
End of employment due to restructuring
You have your own business and employ up to 50 people. Unfortunately, for business economic reasons, you are forced to restructure and lay off some employees.
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8 May 2024
Continuation of a rental agreement after the tenant’s death
When a tenant of a residential property dies, the rental agreement will in principle end after a period of two months.
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7 May 2024
Attention: another new development in employment law legal protection
Many labour law rules come from Europe. Therefore, for their application and enforceability, employers and employees should also look to 'Europe'.
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1 May 2024
The redeployment condition: what can be expected from your employer?
An employment agreement can, in principle, only be terminated if the following conditions have been met:
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29 April 2024
Important for tenants in the Netherlands: new protection rules!
Do you rent your house in the Netherlands? If so, as a tenant you are protected against the landlord if, for example, he charges too high a rent, does not repair defects or does not want to repay the deposit at the end of the tenancy.
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