European Employment Law Programme
As a busy HR practitioner, you will probably need special help in keeping pace with changing legal requirements in Europe’s 40+ countries. But who can spare the time to compile their own database of statutory obligations, or plough through mounting volumes of legislation, case law and specialist legal commentary?
FedEE exists to provide you with the cost-effective legal support you need. Getting up to speed on key aspects of employment law in a particular country no longer means taking time off to attend old-style conferences or seminars. We have secured the services of top international employment lawyers to provide webcasts on a 24/7 basis covering subjects such as employment contracts, employee participation, working time, equal opportunities and employee dismissal. Here we provide a typical presentation from the programme. This may be viewed with broadband or any similar fast internet connection.
Employment law for HR professionals
On-line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
The FedEE Law Programme offers on-line briefings from top employment law experts in different European jurisdictions, together with updates on recent developments across the European Union. This time and cost-saving resource is free and exclusive to FedEE corporate members and is available on-line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Each audio-visual presentation lasts for around 25-40 minutes, after which participants may pose questions to our guest speakers by email or telephone. On-line assessment and certification is also available.
View a typical presentation
David Diaz’s briefing on employment law in Spain is currently available here on our public site. This may be viewed with broadband or any similar fast internet connection. All the presentations have been prepared to a consistent format, making it easy to access the information you need.
Presentations now on-line
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Employment Law in France: an introduction prepared and written by Denise Broussal, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Paris |
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Employment Law in Germany: an introduction prepared and written by Dr Gregor Dornbusch, Employment Law Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Frankfurt |
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Employment Law in Italy: an introduction prepared and written by Avv. Uberto Percivalle, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Milan |
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Employment Law in the Netherlands: an introduction prepared and written by Mirjam A de Blécourt-Wouterse, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Amsterdam |
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Employment Law in Poland: an introduction prepared and written by Sylwia Puzynowska-Sech, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Warsaw |
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Employment Law in Spain: an introduction presented by David Diaz, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Madrid |
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Employment Law in Sweden: an introduction prepared and written by Sten Bauer, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Stockholm |
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UK Employment Law: an introduction prepared and written by Nigel Moss, Consultant, Baker & McKenzie, London |
All-presentations are in Flash format, which will run on any browser with Flash Player 6 or later installed. The latest version of this may be downloaded via the button.