Once you have completed your search for new employees, you will require a legally sound employment contract. Employment contracts come in numerous forms, including fixed-term or indefinite, part-time, mini-job, or internship agreements, as well as project-based or temporary contracts. It defines the working hours, whether a probationary period is included, the number of vacation days available, and the procedures to follow in case of illness.
We review your employment contract to ensure it is legally robust and to identify any potentially invalid clauses that could cause issues later or in the event of a dispute. Simultaneously, we provide specific recommendations on how to draft a legally compliant and fair employment contract.
To foster successful working relationships, our labor law attorneys are available to provide prompt advice.