Embassy Newsletter June 2021
In this newsletter we will discuss the following topics:
• Hiring employees in the Netherlands
• Real estate for work and life
Embassy Newsletter November 2020
In this Embassy Newsletter we will discuss three topics: Restitution of looted art to former colonies COVID-19, but employment law remains the same COVID-19, measures ground for reduction of rent …
Embassy Newsletter June 2020
As the COVID-19 crisis continues,Embassies, as employers, are facing manylegal questions. In this Q&A report we provide your Embassywith answers to the most importantquestions raised by employers regarding thecoronavirus impact …
Embassy Newsletter January 2020
In this newsletter we will discuss the following topics,including the relevant corresponding changes in Dutch law as of 2020: Balanced Labour Market Act (‘WAB’) Dismissal grounds Special leave Penalty clause …
Embassy Newsletter June 2019
In this newsletter we will discuss the following current topics in Dutch law: Employment law: Balanced Labour Market Act Minimum (youth) wage Employee sickness Personnel handbook Privacy issues (GDPR) Real …
Embassy Newsletter December 2018
In this newsletter we will discuss the following current topics of Dutch law: Transitional compensation Immunity Download the newsletter Jan Dop, Head of Embassy Desk embassydesk@russell.nl
Embassy Newsletter July 2018
In this newsletter we will discuss the following current topics of Dutch law: Leasing housing accommodation for Embassy personnel Commercial contracts Statutory holiday entitlements Read the newsletter Jan Dop, Head …
Real estate: Energy-efficient office buildings required!
From 2023 office buildings – including embassies and consular offices – must at least have an energy C-label. What does that mean? Does this requirement also apply to your building? …
Real estate: zoning plan
Is it allowed to establish business premises at a certain location or is it just a residential area? What is the permissible height of a building and are there any …
Diplomatic Immunity in the Netherlands (II)
Not only foreign companies and foreign entrepreneurs, but also Embassies and Consulates have to deal with the Dutch when they represent their country in the Netherlands. Embassies and Consulates, however, …