Explore Employment Law Resources from more than 40 Countries Worldwide

SPECIALISED, CLIENT-FOCUSED KNOW-HOW ON A GLOBAL SCALE

These complimentary know-how products offer clients concise and practical information concerning the laws, regulations and guidelines that govern the workplace.

Employment Law Overviews

L&E Global’s series of Employment Law Overviews provide country-specific summaries of key labour and employment law matters, such as hiring practices, employment contracts, anti-discrimination laws, termination of employment contracts, authorisation of foreign employees, social media and data privacy, and other important topics. This series of informative and smartly-designed brochures have become the relied upon “bible of choice” for employers operating both nationally and across borders.

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Country Comparison Tool

The World at Your Fingertips! – Our unique and innovative Country Comparison Tool, allows you to automatically generate an interactive, country-by-country comparison on the most important workplace law matters that employers need to be aware of, and ready to implement, wherever they operate, especially businesses active at the international level. With the Country Comparison Tool, you can research hiring practices in Belgium, Canada, China and the United States; review social media and data privacy laws in Australia, Germany, India, Italy, and the United Kingdom; identify the steps necessary for the authorisation of foreign employees in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico; or examine the regulations applicable to the transfer of undertakings (obligations, rights and notification requirements) in France, Italy, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland.