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Proposal for code of conduct against unwanted behavior

Bullying, sexual harassment, discrimination, aggression, and violence by colleagues or supervisors: these are forms of unwanted behavior that (unfortunately) still occur too often in the workplace. This behavior has a significant impact on those involved. With the introduction of a …

The trial period: some do’s and don’ts

Entering into a working relationship with an employer or employee can feel like a big commitment. Because what if you don’t like the job? Or what if it appears that the employee in question is not as suitable for the …

Interim termination clause in a settlement agreement?

The recent ruling by the Central Appeals Council provides clarity on the right to unemployment benefits in the event of premature termination of a fixed-term employment agreement, without this possibility being laid down in the employment agreement (or an addendum). According to the ruling, it is not necessary for the notice clause to have already been included in the employment agreement (or in an addendum) prior to the settlement agreement. Thus, the inclusion of a notice clause in a settlement agreement can provide a solution to secure the employee's right to WW benefits.