Employers and employees in Lithuania will need to adapt to an increase in the minimum wage and in income tax in the New Year.

Lithuanian authorities have increased the salary level for EU Blue Card applications to EUR 1,933.50 gross per month, up approximately three percent from the April 2019 increase.

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

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.

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

Effective July 1, 2024, Lithuania has introduced new restrictions for foreign workers, including: Requiring certain foreign nationals to first obtain a temporary residence permit if they want to work...

With the huge expansion in employees working remotely in recent years, new disciplinary issues have emerged. How can an employer in Lithuania ensure the suspension of a remote working employee is valid and legal?

Ukrainian nationals and residents fleeing the war can enter Lithuania, receive humanitarian aid and work there.