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The global spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced businesses to rapidly implement home office schemes. New technologies have supported this change, and we have seen businesses embrace these new forms of working. For many, it is now time to explore and adopt mobile work and home office schemes.
Whether you are thinking of implementing partial mobile work or prefer to establish permanent home office arrangements, we at CMS can get you up and running legally. We have a deep understanding of the practical challenges and can help you implement mutually beneficial arrangements that comply with the legal framework of your jurisdiction.
CMS experts are ready to assist you with the creation of mutually beneficially mobile work-home office agreements that address the legal risks of your respective jurisdiction. We will share this expertise through our latest CMS Employment Snack series: "Home Office and other treats".
Here is the sixth podcast in our CMS Employment Snack series focusing on home office. Our Bulgarian “menu” includes insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Language: English
Speakers: Maria Harizanova
The fifth podcast in the “Home Office and Other Treats” comes from Russia and includes and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Language: English
The fourth podcast in the “Home Office and Other Treats” offers insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home in Slovakia. We cover the following topics:
Speaker: Pavel Straka
Language: English
In the third podcast in our “Home office and other treats” series, our Austrian employment experts provide insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Speaker: Christoph Wolf, Daniela Krömer and Miriam Mitschka
Language: English
Here is the second podcast in our “Home office and other treats” series. Our Croatian and Slovenian “menus” includes insight to the exact obligations of employers, how to practically combine office and homework, who is in control and whether this needs to be regulated in the employment contract. We have discussed:
Speaker: Mia Kalajdžić and Amela Žrt
Language: English
Our Turkish “menu” includes insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Speaker: Sinan Abra
Language: English
Our Serbian, Montenegrin and North Macedonian "menus" includes insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Language: English
Speakers: Jelena Djordjevic (Serbia), Tamara Samardzija (Montenegro), Dusan Bosiljanov (North Macedonia)
Our Ukrainian “menu” includes insight and practical guidelines on main issues of mobile work/work from home, such as:
Language: English
Speakers: Maria Orlyk , Oleksandra Prysiazhniuk
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