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Employment
Karanovic & Nikolic’s employment team provides a complete service dealing with all aspects of the employment relationship, from recruitment to retirement, including cross-border human resources and immigration issues.
The firm offers proactive, pragmatic and commercial employment law advice to key businesses and organisations across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia and beyond. Its specialist lawyers are committed to providing value for money by adapting its service to its clients’ specific needs. With the passage of new laws, the sometimes conflicting decisions of the courts and the official opinions of the competent ministries, a flexible and open-minded approach enables the firm to develop a service in line with the changing and challenging environments in which its clients operate. The firm has professional relationships with the relevant authorities and are at all times aware of the sensitive nature of employer-employee relationships and issues that clients face.
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News from The Lawyer
Briefings from Karanovic & Nikolic
Incentives system for green energy finally defined by law
The Republic of Srpska National Assembly adopted the Law on Renewable Energy and Efficient Co-generation on 25 April 2013.
Employment newsletter — April 2013 (changes to Serbian labour law)
Karanovic & Nikolic has released the April 2013 edition of its Employment newsletter.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Serbs for enthusiasm
Although there has been a downturn in M&A work, elections and legislative change have helped keep Serbia’s legal community busy
Trying times
The Balkan economic climate continues to be stormy, but the arrest of Ratko Mladic and Serbia’s modernisation drive as it bids for EU membership are signs of better days to come. Joanne Harris reports
