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• Luxembourg Offers Tax Incentives to Attract Highly Skilled Employees

  Article

  Envoyé: 18 December 2018

  A review of some of the tax incentives Luxembourg uses to attract highly skilled workers published in Tax Notes International.

• UK employment law - future developments

  Article

  Dernière révision: 11 December 2018 / Envoyé: 01 February 2017

  Anticipated changes to employment law in England and Wales.

• Flash Laboral: Novedades laborales y jurisprudenciales (Diciembre 2018)

  Article

  Envoyé: 11 December 2018

  ​Flash Laboral de diciembre con el resumen de las novedades laborales y jurisprudenciales más recientes en España.

• Working Relations November 2018

  Newsletter

  Envoyé: 07 December 2018

  Our monthly round-up of the key employment law developments in the UK.

• Employee representatives in the Netherlands

  Général

  Dernière révision: 06 December 2018 / Envoyé: 01 August 2008

  Dutch employment law information on employee representatives

• Privilege and disclosure in the Netherlands

  Général

  Dernière révision: 06 December 2018 / Envoyé: 01 June 2007

  Dutch employment law information on privilege and disclosure

• Employee representatives in England & Wales

  Général

  Dernière révision: 04 December 2018 / Envoyé: 01 September 2008

  Employee representatives in England & Wales

• Privilege and disclosure in England & Wales

  Général

  Dernière révision: 04 December 2018 / Envoyé: 01 June 2007

  Privilege and disclosure in England & Wales

• Orders for Reinstatement and Re-Engagement in Hong Kong

  Article

  Envoyé: 03 December 2018

  This article sets out the key takeaways from the Employment (Amendment) (No. 2) Ordinance 2018.

• First Criminal sentence obtained by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)

  Blog Post

  Envoyé: 19 November 2018

  In a timely reminder that the ICO’s powers extend beyond merely fining individuals for data breaches, an individual working for a vehicle accident repair firm was recently sentenced to six months in prison. This is the first criminal prosecution brought by the ICO resulting in a custodial sentence.

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