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Training, webinars and current information
As Mazars, we are happy to offer you a variety of services to keep you up to date. These include, on the one hand, our client webinars, which we hold free of charge and on a regular basis on current topics.
Please find a list of our latest webinars here:
In addition, we are happy to offer you customised training or webinars for your employees. We will be happy to put together the content individually for you.
More information
However, you are also welcome to inform yourself about our free newsletter "People in Business” (“Menschen im Unterneh-men”). In this we report several times a year on current and important court decisions, new legislation and current changes in German labour law.
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Tatjana Ellerbrock Partner - Berlin
Labour & Employment Law in Germany
Today's dynamic working world is shaped by a wide variety of influences. These include, on the one hand, advancing digitalisation, the shortage of skilled workers and the further development of working models under the impression of "New Work". This is leading to a change in the protective provisions of labour law.
Our legal advisory services
In Germany, Mazars has 12 offices with a total of 2,000 employees, 120 of whom are part-ners. In total, more than 100 lawyers are employed in our Service Line Law, advising on all areas of German and international business and tax law with a focus on transactional ad-vice as well as corporate, real estate, labour, energy, health and public business law, IT/IP law, commercial and competition law, financial...
Doing business in Germany
Our German labour law team would like to give you an overview of the main features of German labour law. In the following, we would like to present the relevant basis, taking into account current developments in German labour & employment law. Understanding these basics is essential in order to employ employees and Doing Business in Germany.