Littler Explains!

Littler Explains!

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  • S02E05 - Collective Dismissal? The Collective Redundancy Notification Act Explained! - by Wouter Engelsman

    Join host Jasper Hoffstedde and his colleagues as they delve into a compelling topic in labor law, offering listeners practical tips to navigate challenging situations with ease.

    In this episode, Wouter Engelsman explores the scenario where an employer faces challenges and considers terminating employment on a large scale through collective dismissal. He delves into the complexities of collective dismissal, focusing on the Collective Redundancy Notification Act.

    20 min
  • SE02E04 - Banning Discrimination from the Workplace, Explained! - by Eric van Dam

    Join host Jasper Hoffstedde and his colleagues as they delve into a compelling topic in labor law, offering listeners practical tips to navigate challenging situations with ease. In today's episode Eric van Dam enlightens us on the intricacies of workplace discrimination. Discrimination is a pervasive issue that should have no place in our society, let alone in the workplace.

    Be part of the conversation on creating a workplace where diversity is celebrated and discrimination is eradicated.

    18 min
  • SE02E03 - Labor Snippets - Holiday leave or PTO (Paid Time Off) Explained!

    Welcome to Labor Snippets, your go-to resource for quick and straighforward insights into capital labor, and employment law matters. We've break down complex topics into bite-sized, easily digestible snippets. 

    In our debut Labor Snippet, podcast host Jasper Hoffstedde tackles the subject of holiday leave, often referred to as PTO (Paid Time Off). We'll unravel the intricacies of this vital aspect of employment, making it easily comprehensible. 

    5 min
  • S02E02 - Listen Where You Want, Remote Work Explained! - by Sander Theunissen

    When both employers and employees agree on where work should happen, making changes later can be challenging. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many people suddenly started working from home, the House of Representatives proposed a new law called the "Work Where You Want Bill".

    In this podcast, Sander and Jasper talk about the recent vote on the Bill in the Senate, and what employers need to do if an employee wants to work remotely.

    13 min
  • #7 – Working in the Platform Economy, Explained! – by Merel Keijzer

    Merel explains what difficulties need to be resolved to fit work platforms in labour law and society. How do algorithms influence the traditional employment relationship? How should we legally qualify platform workers and work platforms? Merel further discusses the state of affairs regarding European regulation and the possible implementation of the employment presumption. Which is also one of the key pillars of new Dutch regulation to be proposed on the matter in 2023.

    12 min
  • #5 – Protection of Business Secrets Explained! – by Sander Theunissen

    The Trade Secrets Act clarifies what a business secret is and how you can protect it. The law allows you to take action against unauthorized acquisition, use or disclosure. At the same time though, the Act does not cover all breaches. For that matter parties often agree to an additional confidentiality clause.

    Sander explains what to invoke and when.

     

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    16 min
  • #3 – The Works Council Explained! – by Dennis Veldhuizen

    A works council is an independent co-determination body within the employer’s organization, meant to keep both the employer’s and employee’s interests in check. Companies durably employing 50 people or more, are obliged to install a works council. At the same time, many companies do not comply with this obligation out of a perceived fear of losing ability to act swiftly. As explained by Dennis, the opposite is mostly true.

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    15 min
  • #4 – Sickness and Reintegration Explained! – by Tanya van Nieuwstadt

    When an employee is sick or otherwise incapacitated for work, the most far-reaching consequence for the employer, is that the employe is protected from dismissal for at least 2 years. This legal protection of course serves a purpose, namely to reintegrate the employee back to work as soon as possible, which is essentially beneficial for both parties. A secondary aim is to prevent the employee from becoming dependent on state benefits.

    20 min

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Every episode one topic of Dutch Employment & Labour Law is being discussed by podcast host Jasper Hoffstedde and one of his colleagues. The listener gets easy and practical tips on how to best…