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Advisory across employment, mobility, and social affairs - focused on practical compliance.

"Take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another.
But by all means, try something."
- Franklin Roosevelt

Employment

Employment relationship – general matters

  • Contracts
  • Policies
  • Working time
  • Termination support

Triangular employment  relationship

  • Temporary agency work : Agency set‑ups, equal treatment, and host‑country compliance
  • Hiring out by undertakings other than temporary work agencies : Assessing and preventing unlawful labour hire, securing compliant models
  • New forms of employment – employer of record : EOR feasibility checks, risk mapping, and compliant contract structures.
  • Structuring compliant multi‑party work arrangements across borders

Moving and Working in the EU

Third‑country nationals’ right to stay and work

  • Visas
  • Permits
  • Pathways for non-EU professionals

Free movement of EU nationals and their family members

  • Residence
  • Work rights
  • Registration
  • Family reunification

Intra‑EU mobility of workers (posted, frontier, seasonal)

  • Administrative requirements
  • Terms and conditions of employment
  • Cross‑border compliance

Social affairs

Social security coordination

  • A1 certificates
  • Multi‑state coverage
  • Contributions planning

Trainings

Trainings on intra‑EU mobility of workers

  • Tailored workshops for HR, legal, and mobility teams.

Immigration and rights of nationals of non-EU countries :

  • EU Visa policy (short-stays visas)
  • Immigration and rights of nationals of non-EU countries :
  • Marriage and legal cohabitation
  • Family reunification
  • Rights of residence derived from a durable relationship with an EU citizen
  • Permanent residence
  • Nationality
Private immigration law
  • Right of entry
  • Right of work for employed and self-employed individuals
  • Right of residence
  • Audit of immigration policies
Corporate immigration law

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