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Our employment team covers 12 jurisdictions in CEE and advises on all aspects of employment law from the beginning through to the end of the employment relationship, for both contentious and non-contentious matters.
It focuses on employment issues arising in the course of mergers and acquisitions, transfer of undertakings, workforce and management restructuring, domestic and cross-border transfer of employees, cross-border postings of employees, restructuring of businesses, downsizing and closure of production lines, employment tribunal litigation, workforce restructuring and related negotiations with employees, their representatives and trade unions, as well as general non-contentious employment advice.
Austria: Summer in Sight: A practical guide to vacation leave under Austrian employment law (Part III)
The flight has been cancelled. The borders are closed. A severe storm has brought traffic to a standstill. Returning from annual leave does not always go according to plan. Armed conflicts, natural disasters or official travel restrictions may all prevent employees from reaching their place of work on time. But what consequences arise under employment law when such impediments occur – and what should employers bear in mind?
Austria: Summer in Sight: A practical guide to vacation leave under Austrian employment law (Part II)
The increasing digitalization of the working world means that employees frequently remain professionally reachable even during their vacation. In particular work phones increasingly blur the boundaries between working time and leisure time. The degree of availability ranges from occasional contact to permanent availability. But what questions arise in such cases, particularly with regard to the recuperative purpose of vacation leave, working time, and data protection risks?
The evolution of cross-border employee participation in Europe
The Mobility Directive is paving the way for a new era of employee participation rights in Europe. After a lengthy battle, the first ever legal framework for all forms of cross-border reorganisations has been established. How did the new rules evolve and how do they safeguard employee participation?
Read through the Austrian answers to the employment specific questions.
Meet our team of employment lawyers across our offices in Central and Eastern Europe.