ArticleThe Employee's Love Affair Is A Taboo In Hungary! – Decision Of The CuriaThe employee, who initiated the litigation, had a love affair with his colleague. HungaryEmployment and HRSMARTLEGAL Schmidt&Partners
ArticleWer ist verantwortlich, wenn der Arbeitnehmer durch die Covid-Impfung krank wird?Es gibt viele Fragen zur Impfung, die von Ihrem Arbeitgeber vorgeschrieben werden können. Von diesen sticht auch heraus, ob der Arbeitgeber...HungaryEmployment and HRKatona & Partners Attorneys at Law
ArticleLabour Inspections Are Changing In Hungary: How?Hungary has introduced changes to the rules governing labour inspection effective from 11 March 2021.HungaryEmployment and HRIus Laboris
ArticleLegal Aspects Of Terminating Employment Contract By Employer – Foreign Elements Or Cross-Border Aspects Of Labour Law – Part IVIn Part I an employment relation case was described with cross-border elements. In Part II of the case we tried to determine the applicable law and eliminate the ones that can be excluded (Chinese law) to narrow down to one material law and one jurisdiction. HungaryEmployment and HRKatona & Partners Attorneys at Law
ArticleRestrictions On Use Of Temporary Staff Agency WorkersThe use of temporary staff agencies and agency workers has increased steadily in Hungary over the past two decades. HungaryEmployment and HRSchoenherr (Schönherr Rechtsanwälte)
Article4 Must-Knows About Unlawful Resignation In HungaryRecently, more and more clients complain about employees who are resigning orally or without giving the necessary notice period. HungaryEmployment and HRSMARTLEGAL Schmidt&Partners
ArticleThe New Hungarian Labour Code Of The FutureThe new Hungarian Labour Code is expected to make the life of employers easier and the Hungarian labour market more competitive.HungaryEmployment and HRSchoenherr (Schönherr Rechtsanwälte)
ArticleEmployee On A Business Trip: Does Traveling Count As Working Time In Hungary?Whether weekly or once a year, to another continent or just across the city, work related travel concerns every single employment relationship. HungaryEmployment and HRSMARTLEGAL Schmidt&Partners
ArticleHow Will New EU Directive On Work-Life Balance Affect Family-Related Leave In Hungary?Gender equality may be a core EU principle, but it will not become a reality without effective legal action.HungaryEmployment and HRSchoenherr (Schönherr Rechtsanwälte)
ArticleHungary Defines Legal Grounds For Data Processing In The WorkplaceDue to the nature of employment relationships, personal employee data are processed in countless contexts every day. However, Hungarian labor regulations have very limited provisions on data processing at the workplace. HungaryEmployment and HRDentons
ArticleGDPR am Arbeitsplatz – Was verbirgt sich im E-Mail-Fach?Die GDPR ist überall, auch am Arbeitsplatz; wir verwalten die persönlichen Daten von unseren Mitarbeitern und diese Verwalten auch die von anderen.HungaryPrivacyKatona & Partners Attorneys at Law
ArticleUseful Tips For Employers Against Sick Leave Abusers In HungaryI bet you know the situation when your employee calls in sick but you suspect that he is not actually ill. You are between a rock and a hard place. HungaryEmployment and HRSMARTLEGAL Schmidt&Partners
ArticleEmployees Can Express A Professional Opinion, Even If Their Employer Disagrees: An Important New ECHR Ruling.In Herbai v Hungary, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that an employee was entitled to express his professional opinion on his own websiteEuropean UnionEmployment and HRIus Laboris
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ArticleNew Labour CodeFrom 1 July 2012, a new Labour Code is expected to come into force, including rules for applying the new Code to existing employment contracts.HungaryEmployment and HRCMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
ArticleHungary And Data Protection In The WorkplaceEmployers have a keen economic interest in ensuring that employees keep operational information confidential and spend work time completing necessary tasks efficiently and effectively.HungaryEmployment and HRSpecht & Partner
Article3 Common Legal Structures For Expatriate EmployeesBoth employers and their globally-mobile employees need to understand their legal and tax obligations when working across borders. GlobalEmployment and HRTMF Group BV
ArticleState Support For Reduced Working Time: Hungary Announces Outline Of New MeasuresThe Hungarian Government has announced state support measures for employers who are required to reduce employees' working time in the context of the coronavirus crisis. HungaryCoronavirus (COVID-19)Ius Laboris
Article'Slave Act': Changes To Working Time RulesIn Hungary, as is the case in other EU countries, recent economic growth has been accompanied by a labour shortage.HungaryEmployment and HRSchoenherr (Schönherr Rechtsanwälte)