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Employment law, pensions and benefits
Our Employment Law, Pensions and Benefits practice advises domestic and international institutional clients, originating in large part from the banking sector, on day-to-day issues, ranging from appointments to terminations, business immigration and expatriation, restructurings and corporate transactions, industrial relations, collective dismissals, collective bargaining negotiations, compensation and benefits schemes, equity schemes, pension schemes, restrictive covenants, data protection and privacy at work.
We represent employers in all employment courts, defending dismissal and discrimination claims.
Our practice has considerable expertise in banking and industrial sector employment issues and negotiations with trade unions and employee representatives.
In order to provide innovative and proactive advice that is specifically tailored to our clients’ needs, our lawyers can draw on expertise from the other practices within the firm, including the Tax Law and IP, Commercial, Communication & Technology teams.
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Briefings from Arendt & Medernach
Luxembourg newsflash: combating money laundering/terrorism financing
Financial institutions acting on the basis of the freedom to provide services may be obliged to co-operate with the financial intelligence unit of the host member state according to the CJEU.
AIFM toolbox — May 2013
The AIFM toolbox aims to provide reader-friendly access to the EU legislation relating to AIFMD.
