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Labor Law: Basic training - Learn to apply the basic rules in two days

Event | 10.21.08, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC

  • You wish to assimilate in little time the labor law basic rules?
  • You want to have a command of the fundamental rules in order to avoid the tricks at the moment of hiring, business occupation and discharge of the staff?
  • You wish to have a global insight of the main regulations?
  • You want to learn to apply those regulations in your daily practice?

Target-group

  • Head of HR and their associates
  • Head of wages administration and their associates
  • SMEs managers
  • Executive secretaries
  • Persons in charge of hiring and discharge of staff

Results

  • No previous knowledge required - The main labor law parts will be explained from A to Z.
  • Quick and detailed - Two intensive days to reply to the most common questions.
  • Practical approach - Advices immediately applicable
  • Active and interactive - Listen, ask questions and get an answer right away

Emmanuel Plasschaert will speak on the following topic: "The interruption of the employment contract"

For more information, please visit these areas: Labor and Employment

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