Intelligence

Starting January 1, 2026, Lithuania's minimum wage will increase by approximately 11.1%, following a decision approved by the government.

In my professional experience, a common situation that employers hiring foreign employees face is the dismissal of such employees when their documents granting the right to work in Lithuania expires and are not renewed.

In today's flexible work environment, remote work has become not just an exception, but a new norm.

ECOVIS ProventusLaw shares its Employment Law Update which explores the latest developments in employment law and looks at the issues that matter to employers.

The Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania approved amendments to the Labour Code that will be put into force on January 1, 2025.

ECOVIS ProventusLaw invites you to read about current trends and news in employment law in November 2024 and how companies in Lithuania can stay compliant.