Lund Elmer Sandager con­trib­utes to Global Legal Insights – Employment & Labor Law 2023

Lund Elmer Sandager has contributed with an enlightening chapter on Danish labour and employment law, which provides updated insights into the Danish legal employment environment in this prestigious, international guide.
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Our esteemed employment law team, including Partner Michael Møller Nielsen, Associate Partner Julie Flindt Rasmussen and Assistant Attorney Mina Faiz, has provided an insightful chapter focusing on trends and developments on the Danish labour market.

In our comprehensive chapter, we cover key topics on discrimination, employee rights, business sales, sexual harassment, statutory employment protection rights, new working environmental rules for employees working from home partly or permanently and employee privacy. Our overview sheds light on critical areas, keeping readers well-informed and equipped to navigate the complex aspects of Danish employment law.

We invite you to freely read the Danish chapter here.

If you have any questions about the chapter or questions regarding employment and labour law, please do not hesitate to contact Partner, Attorney Michael Møller Nielsen; Associate Partner, Attorney Julie Flindt Rasmussen or Assistant Attorney Mina Faiz.

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Julie Flindt Rasmussen
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Mina Faiz
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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.

Julie Flindt Rasmussen

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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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Cecilie is student assistant in Employment law.

Cecilie Brincker Møller

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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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