Employment law

Employment law is constantly evolving, with new amendments and rulings regularly replacing and changing old regulations. This has consequences for your company. Do you have staff, are you planning to hire staff or is it time to part ways with an employee? Then make sure to take this into account and adapt accordingly.
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Employment law

The often complex rules and regulations of Dutch employment law can be challenging for employers to put into practice. Fortunately, we have extensive experience in this area, and our skilled employment law specialists are happy to take this work off your hands.

Complex rules and regulations

We provide advice on employment law and can support you in the following areas:

  • Employment contract law
  • Individual and collective dismissal law
  • Employment terms law
  • Collective labour agreement (CLA) law
  • Employment law in the context of acquisitions and mergers
  • Employment law in relation to illness and reintegration
  • Employee participation law
  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
  • The Public Servants (Standardisation of Legal Status) Act
Cindy Notkamp
Cindy Notkamp Senior jurist arbeidsrecht
Praktische sparringpartner in het arbeidsrecht
Mijn naam is Cindy en ik ben werkzaam als senior jurist arbeidsrecht. Snel schakelen is in mijn vakgebied van belang en dat maakt het voor mij uitdagend, net zoals het feit dat het arbeidsrecht altijd in ontwikkeling is. Ik ben nooit uitgeleerd en zet de juridische situatie graag af tegen de praktische kant om zo een ondernemer verder te helpen. Toegankelijkheid, flexibiliteit en vol energie typeren mij hierbij!
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The guiding principle of employment law is that employees are free to work where they want. A non-compete clause, however, can limit this freedom.

Our employment law specialists frequently receive questions about non-compete clauses. That’s why, in this blog, they answer five of the most commonly asked questions.

Legal advice

The employment law specialists at de Jong & Laan support you from the very start (reviewing or drafting employment contracts) to the end of the employment relationship (dismissal). You often enter into a long-term relationship with your employees, so clear agreements such as well-drafted employment contracts, an employment conditions policy, and pension schemes are essential.

Anticipating laws and regulations

We'll help you anticipate legal developments within your organisation. Topics we advise on include:

  • What are flexible ways to structure your workforce?
  • How do you deal with underperforming employees? And how do you build a good case file?
  • How can you avoid paying excessive severance payments?

We offer business owners fast, practical employment law advice, so you can focus on what you do best: running your business. Feel free to get in touch to discuss how we can support you.

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