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    Employment Law In Egypt 2020

    With a population of over 100 million and a work force of 31.2 million, it comes as no surprise that the vast majority of the legal inquiries that we receive are concerned with Egyptian Labour Law.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Employment Law In Egypt 2019

    With a population of over 100 million and a work force of 31.2 million, it comes as no surprise that the vast majority of the legal inquiries that we receive
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
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Minimum Wage Increase

The National Wages Council issued a decision in its meeting dated December 28th, 2022, to increase the minimum wage of employees of the private sector to EGP 2700 (approximately USD...
EgyptEmployment and HR
Soliman, Hashish & Partners
Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Termination Of Employment In Egyptian Law

    The relation between an employer and an employee in Egypt is organized by the Labor Law No. 12 for 2003.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
  • Article

    Distinguishing Independent Contractors From Employees In Egypt

    In the landscape of Egyptian employment law, the distinction between employees and independent contractors is both pivotal and nuanced.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Attracting Investments Through Updating Labor Laws

    One of the major obstacles faced by investors in many countries is outdated labor laws that no longer meet the needs of the modern economy. These laws often restrict investors with high costs...
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Termination Of Employment Contracts Under Egyptian Law

    The legal grounds for terminating the employment contracts under Egyptian law vary depending on the type of the employment contract and the circumstances surrounding the termination.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Riad & Riad Law Firm
    Riad & Riad Law Firm
  • Article

    Egypt's New Labour Law

    Egypt's government has completed the amendment of the new Labor Law including the Laws of Labor and Trade Union Organizations, in a way consistent with the current economic conditions of the country ...
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
  • Article

    Employment Law In Egypt: Termination

    Employers may need to terminate an employment relationship for a myriad of reasons from downsizing the company, to reprimanding an employee who has not been performing well, despite a number of warnings.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Employment Law In Egypt: Contracts

    Contracts are the foundation of any binding and legal employment agreement, so it goes without saying that the utmost care and precision should be employed in their drafting.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Unfair Dismissal In Accordance With Egypt's Labor Law

    The Egyptian Labor Law No. 12 of 2003 is primarily in charge of regulating employment matters. Nearly all employment arrangements in Egypt, whether the employer is an Egyptian person or business...
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
  • Article

    Update: Prime Minister Issues Decree On Weekly Sunday Remote Work Policy Implementation

    On April 2, 2026, Prime Ministerial Decree No. 982 of 2026 (the "Decree") was published in the Official Gazette, mandating that employers implement a Remote Work Policy on Sundays during the month of April 2026...
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
  • Article

    Tax Implications For Temporary Labor In Network Marketing

    This article aims to highlight one of the challenges faced by companies that rely entirely or partially on temporary labor.
    EgyptTax
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Living In Egypt As A Foreigner: What The Law Protects And What It Requires From You

    Foreign individuals living or working in Egypt enjoy broad legal protection under Egyptian law, including contract enforcement, labor rights under Labor Law No. 14 of 2025, access to civil courts, and limited but real property rights. Protection depends heavily on holding valid residency and documenting agreements properly.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
  • Article

    Contract Lawyer In Egypt: Sadany & Partners Law Firm

    The contracts are the foundation of any fruitful commercial relationship. When handling complex business deals, preparing a partnership contract, or contractual disagreements, hiring experienced contract lawyers is crucial
    EgyptCorporate/Commercial Law
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
  • Article

    Subcontract Agreement

    A subcontract agreement is one of the most prominent contracts for the execution of works. The construction contract is a contract whereby the contractor shall complete a particular work for the employer, for a fee.
    EgyptReal Estate and Construction
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
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    An Overview Of The Egyptian Employment Law

    The Egyptian Employment Law issued by Law No. 12 of 2003, as amended (the "Employment Law" or the "Law"), enforced as of the 8th of July, 2003 is the General Law which stipulates and organizes the relation between any employer and his employees.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Impact Of COVID 19 On Employment Relationships

    The World Health Organization declared the outbreak of a new coronavirus disease as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern in January 2020, which was officially characterized as a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.
    EgyptCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Employment Lawyer In Egypt | Sadany & Partners Law Firm And Legal Consultations

    Sadany & Partners holds a unique status, enabling it to represent both companies and their employees.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
    Sadany & Partners Law Firm
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    Enforcing Non-Compete Agreements Under Egyptian Law

    Enforcing non-compete agreements in Egypt follows a strict legal framework, so competition restrictions in employment contracts cannot be presumed valid.
    EgyptEmployment and HR
    Andersen
    Andersen
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