8 June 2021
5 pitfalls when drawing up an employment contract (part 1)
In this series I discuss five pitfalls for employers when drawing up an employment contract.
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16 April 2026
The distinction between operational lease and financial lease is important in the context of business financing.
Read more8 June 2021
5 pitfalls when drawing up an employment contract (part 1)
In this series I discuss five pitfalls for employers when drawing up an employment contract.
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2 June 2021
Column Raymond de Mooij: Diplomatic clause
In September 2017, Simon Bestwil was posted to Bangkok by his employer for a period of five years.
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20 May 2021
Fair compensation in the event of dismissal
In some cases, in addition to the transitional payment, an employee who has been dismissed can also demand fair compensation.
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19 May 2021
Take action on time in the event of violation of a non-competition clause
If your (former) employee violates or threatens to violate the non-competition clause, you’ll want to take action as soon as possible to prevent the employee from running off with your knowledge and/or your customers.
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6 April 2021
Working from home: what is the employer responsible and liable for?
The Work Where You Want Act, which would establish a right to work from home, will not be introduced for the time being.
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23 March 2021
Settlement agreements and redundancy
As businesses continue to reorganise, we see an increasing number of questions about settlement agreements and forced redundancy.
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16 March 2021
Partner alimony and a new relationship
In this blog I will discuss, based on a specific case, to what extent the obligation to pay partner alimony (maintenance) ends when the maintenance recipient has a new partner and this new partner incurs expenses for the maintenance recipient.
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15 March 2021
Dispute with your co-shareholder: what to do?
It may happen that disagreements arise between you and your co-shareholder (s).
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11 March 2021
4 Ways to set up a business in the Netherlands
Concise information about the 4 most common types of business in the Netherlands and how to set up a sole proprietorship, general partnership, private company or foundation.
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