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Practical employment law for employers and growing businesses.

Clear advice. A confident way forward.

I help companies navigate complex employment matters under Dutch law, understand their options, and identify the right next steps. My approach combines legal expertise with clear, practical advice tailored to your business.

From legal question to practical decision.

I do more than explain the law: I help you understand what it means for your business, explore your options, and choose the next sensible step.

Legal support for employers

I help employers manage difficult personnel matters, address employment risks and make informed decisions under Dutch employment law. From employment contracts and sickness-related issues to workplace conflicts and termination, you receive clear advice tailored to your business.

Legal support for employees

Facing dismissal, reviewing a settlement agreement or unsure about your rights at work? I help Dutch and international employees understand their legal position, assess their options and decide on the next steps.

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The use of technology to monitor employee activity has become increasingly popular among employers. From security cameras and GPS tracking to monitoring email, internet use, keyboard activity and productivity; these tools allow employers to gain insight into how work is performed. However, just because technology makes it possible, doesn’t mean employers can monitor employees freely.
Employee sickness is an inevitable part of running a business. However, many employers are uncertain about their legal obligations regarding salary payments, reintegration, and the duration of sick pay. Dutch employment law provides extensive protection for employees during illness, while also imposing important responsibilities on employers.
Changing employee holidays in the Netherlands: what Is allowed in practice Employers may face situations where they need to adjust employee holidays, for example due to operational demands, peak business periods, or unforeseen circumstances. However, changing approved holiday leave is not always straightforward. Dutch employment law sets clear limits on when and how employers may intervene.

Facing an employment challenge?

Whether you’re hiring, managing your team or addressing a difficult personnel matter, I help you understand your legal position and make informed decisions.

10 years of legal experience

Clear, business-focused advice

Legal support in English and Dutch

Surjit Kaur Kaur Legal