LES TALK - Episode 1: Den nye ferielov på 10 minutter

Er I klar til den nye ferielov? I første episode af LES TALK giver vores ansættelsesretlige specialister, partner, advokat Michael Møller Nielsen og advokat Julie Flindt Rasmussen, med en munter tone en introduktion til nogle af de væsentligste ændringer i den nye lov, særligt hvad din virksomhed skal være opmærksom på, inden loven træder i kraft, og hvad den betyder rent praktisk for dig som medarbejder, når du skal holde ferie.
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De taler bl.a. om, hvorfor vi skal have en ny ferielov, overgangsordningen, den nye fond, samtidighedsferie, og hvorhvidt det overhovedet bliver muligt for lønmodtagere at afholde efterårsferie i 2020 med de nye reglers ikrafttrædelse.

Varighed: 10 min. og 14 sek.

LES TALK - Episode 1

Den nye ferielov på 10 minutter
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