Staffing, hiring, and recruitment
The hiring and leasing of labor is regulated by various laws and regulations. There are a number of different restrictions and rules that you must take into account.
- Does an assignment actually involve hiring or purchasing other consulting services from the supplier?
- In that case, should the assignment follow the rules on hiring from staffing agencies or from companies that do not have the purpose of providing temporary workers?
- In that case, when can you hire someone?
When hiring from a staffing agency, the equal treatment rules stipulate that the temporary worker must be guaranteed the same pay and working conditions that would have applied if he or she had been employed by the hiring company. However, not all conditions must be treated equally. The hiring company becomes jointly and severally liable for the wage claim if the temporary worker has not been treated equally.
- What other risks do the lessee and lessor face if the rules are misjudged?
Our lawyers have years of practical experience in answering and resolving these and many other questions and issues relating to the hiring and leasing of employees.
Within this field, we assist with, among other things
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Access to hiring from staffing agencies
What rules apply to this?
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Equal treatment rules for temporary workers
What do these rules entail?
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Distinction between hiring, procurement, and purchase of services
We have expertise and offer advice related to this.
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Joint liability for tax, wages, and working conditions when hiring temporary workers
We have expertise and offer advice on what joint and several liability entails.
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Consequences of illegal hiring
What are the consequences and how can you ensure that you are not engaging in illegal hiring practices?
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Rehiring former employees
What rules apply to this?