Employment & Social Security

Labour dispute with an employee? Insurance cases affecting the company?

If you run a business, you've probably already encountered some of the following situations:

  • Employee challenges disciplinary dismissal
  • You need to negotiate or defend yourself in court in an employment dispute
  • You are inspected by the Labour Inspectorate, the National Social Insurance Institution or the National Tax Agency
  • You want secure employment contracts and well-drafted company bylaws

If not handled properly, each of these cases can cost you time, money and reputation.

How can I help

As a lawyer who has worked on various cases in the field of labour and social security law, I defend your interests in all matters arising in this matter:

  • Ensuring legality in dismissal
  • Representation in complaints from disgruntled employees
  • Reducing the risk of outstanding claims
  • Appeals against acts of the Labour Inspectorate
  • Defence in audits and insurance disputes with the NRA and the National Social Insurance Institution
  • Consultations on disputes concerning length of service and social security contributions
  • Preparation of employment contracts, job descriptions, internal rules of procedure, salary rules
  • Legal analysis of current practices in the company
  • Advising managers on employment and social security legislation

Why work together

Consultation

The earlier you seek advice, the lower the risk of unintended consequences.

Book a consultation and we'll discuss what I can do about your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I fire an employee who does not perform his duties?

Yes, but the law sets clear requirements. Every step - from the notice to the dismissal order - must be properly documented. An improperly conducted procedure often leads to litigation and damages in favor of the employee. I can help you act safely and legally.

It is important to respond quickly and with precise reasoning. I will analyse the case, prepare the necessary documents and represent you in court or before the Labour Inspectorate.

Yes, but under certain conditions. The law explicitly states when the company can unilaterally amend the contract. Otherwise, there is a risk that the employee will take legal action. I will advise you on how to make the changes properly and without risk of complications. 

Do not sign anything under pressure. Contact a lawyer as early as possible. I will assist you with deed analysis, pleadings, objections and appeals.

Legal consultation

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