Resourcing

Recruitment, training, employment contracts, post-termination non-compete clauses, varying a contract of employment.

Finland :: Statement of employment particulars

Where an employment relationship is of indefinite duration or a term exceeding one month (or a term of less than one month which is repeated under the same conditions), the employee must be provided with a written statement of the main terms of conditions of employment …

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Finland :: Right of establishment

The Finnish government has amended a former requirement that companies based in another EEA state should have a representative resident in Finland with unlimited responsibility for tax debts …

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Finland :: Recruitment

Employers should take particular care about the handling of personal data during recruitment …

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Finland :: Part-time contracts

Employees have the right to request a transfer from full to part-time work (and vice-versa) …

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Finland :: Outsourcing

There is no specific legislation on the impact of outsourcing on employees …

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Finland :: Fixed-term contracts

Fixed term-contracts should only generally be concluded for a specific task, or to replace an employee who is absent …

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Finland :: Contracts and job posting

An employment contract must be for an indefinite period unless an employer has a justified reason for making it for a fixed-term …

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Finland :: Criminal records

It is not generally lawful to require a job applicant to reveal details of their past criminal record …

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Finland :: Contractor and Independent worker status

If a worker performs tasks in a clear position of subordination to another party, with close direction and supervision, they will normally be considered by the Finnish courts to be an employment relationship …

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