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CJEU upholds returning law school graduates’ right to qualify as practitioners in different member states to “bypass” home stateArticle Date: 17-07-2014Categories: Business Law Typology: Case Law Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
This case addresses a common practice among aspiring Italian lawyers, who allegedly “bypass” some “harsh” features of the Italian route to qualifying for the practice of law in Italy by obtaining a foreign qualification and then return to their home country without having to ... [Read All]
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MEPs pave the way for greater professional mobility in the EUEuropean Parliament. Position 9 October 2013Article Date: 09-10-2013Categories: Employment Law Typology: Legislation Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
A virtual professional qualifications card, to make it easier for doctors, pharmacists, architects and other professionals to move to and practice in another EU country and an alert system, to make it harder for those barred from a profession at home to do likewise, will be introduced by a new draft... [Read All]
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Nullity of cross-border employment contracts drafted in languages other than Dutch breaches EU LawEuropean Court of Justice, case C-202/11Article Date: 16-04-2013Categories: Employment Law Typology: Case Law Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
The case was referred to the CJEU by a Belgian Labour Court. In the domestic proceedings, the applicant was Mr. Las, a Dutch national who had been hired by a Singapore-based company for a position based in Belgium (more precisely in Antwerp, Flanders –the Dutch speaking part of Belgium; althou... [Read All]
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