ARTICLE · 25 AUGUST 2023

A New Approval Requirement For Temporary Employment Agencies Is Introduced

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On May 25, 2023, the Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusion decided to implement an approval scheme for temporary employment agencies. The approval scheme is an extension of the tightening of access...

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Jens Kristian Johansen

Stine Bjørnstad

Maria Mirijanyan

The approval scheme requires staffing agencies to demonstrate compliance with the legal requirements for such operations in order to obtain approval. Approval will be a requirement for operating a leasing business. It will thus be prohibited to lease in/out labor from staffing agencies that are not approved. This represents a change from the current system, which only requires registration with the Labour Inspection Authority.

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A New Approval Requirement For Temporary Employment Agencies Is Introduced

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