In a recent decision of the Court of Appeals of The Hague, the Court ruled in general about the requirements of protection of foreign trade names in the Netherlands.

Since the entry into force of the new sub-district court formula per 1 January 2009, it was explicitly stipulated in recommendation

On 12 October 2010 the European Court of Justice issued a ruling on the validity of clauses in collective bargaining agreements which contain the provision that

The question regularly arises as to whether the employer is entitled to unilaterally change the position of an employee if the employee performs inadequately in his current position.

The Belgian Constitutional Court recently requested in a ruling (pdf) that the European Court of Justice provide an interpretation concerning the scope of the principle of transparency

Just as the District Court of Middelburg has done, so now the Dutch Council of State has decided to refer to the ECJ for preliminary ruling questions regarding a couple of key concepts

In its ruling of 22 November 2012, the European Court of Justice ruled that if the processing of personal data is outsourced in the telecommunications sector, the outsourcing

In a recent decision of the Court of Appeals of The Hague, the Court ruled in general about the requirements of protection of foreign trade names in the Netherlands

A legally valid non-compete clause can only be agreed in writing with an employee of age

If an employer has employees with a non-Dutch nationality perform work, there are at least two obligations requiring the specific attention of employers