A heatwave doesn’t suspend employment law
As temperatures across Europe continue to cause heatwaves, employers are once again adapting their daily operations. Construction projects start earlier in the morning,
What does it mean in practice that a lot of residence permit applications still go through law firms?
For many foreign employers entering the Dutch labour market and the process of arranging residence permits for their employees is unfamiliar territory. Especially
Stability starts with compliance in times of global uncertainty
Global developments rarely remain without local consequences. Across Europe and beyond, geopolitical tensions, economic shifts and changing migration dynamics are shaping how countries
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The A1 certificate is not the whole story
In many cross-border employment structures, the A1 certificate has quietly become a symbol of reassurance. Once the document is in the file, a
The quiet risk behind NEN 4400-2: a story about false comfort
It often starts with reassurance. A Dutch company engages a contractor established in another EU member state. The contractor supplies personnel for a
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The illusion of compliance in A1 constructions
It usually starts with confidence. A project needs to be delivered in Netherlands. The specialist is already employed in another EU member state.