The International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) to Employment & Labour Law 2019 is now published

Lund Elmer Sandager was invited to contribute a valuable and concise article about Danish labour and employment law which provides updated insights into the Danish legal employment environment for the ICGL guide which covers cross-border insights of employment law in 51 jurisdictions.
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Honored to accept, Partner, Attorney Michael Møller Nielsen and Attorney Julie Flindt Rasmussen created a go-to comprehensive resource covering key topics on terms and conditions of employment, employee representation and industrial relations, discrimination, maternity and family leave rights and business sales.

This chapter highlights Lund Elmer Sandager’s missions to keep our clients abreast with legal developments globally and to continuously strengthen our growing international legal network.

You can freely access this chapter by clicking on the following link: The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Employment & Labour Law 2019 - Denmark

If you have any questions about the chapter or need further help with employment and labour laws, do not hesitate to reach out to Partner, Attorney Michael Møller Nielsen and Attorney Julie Flindt Rasmussen.

Please contact our reception on +45 33 300 200 or e-mail via marketing@les.dk, if you would like to receive a hard copy of the publication.

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Julie is associate partner in our Employment Law team. She provides assistance to both Danish and international clients on HR-related challenges.

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Cecilie is student assistant in Employment law.

Cecilie Brincker Møller

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Lene is assistant attorney in the Employment Law team, advising on all aspects of employment law issues.

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Michael is partner and attorney in our Employment Law team. He is highly specialized in all aspects of employment law.

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