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CMS has its own team of specialists in Monegasque labour and social security law, advising local and overseas companies, banks and financial institutions on labour-related legal matters.
We provide litigation services for both summary motions and trials in individual or collective disputes. Our litigation services include:
Our labour law team is also involved in teaching the Monaco Labour Law programme at the University of Montpellier.
CMS has built its reputation in the field of labour law on the solid experience and technical skills of its lawyers, who are in regular contact with Monaco’s government authorities and participate actively in discussions on labour law issues.
Companies are subject to certain obligations relating to collective labour relations, and these can be difficult to understand and put into practice.
The omnipresence of digital use in the workplace gives rise to new problems within companies.
The international character of the activity carried out in Monaco in many economic sectors is reflected in the relations maintained by foreign entities, particularly within groups.
Labour law must be reconciled with a business’s operational constraints and our labour law team advises and supports companies with all issues related to human resource management at an individual level.
Monegasque companies face a constantly changing economic environment and must regularly adapt if they are to remain competitive.
Our specialised team can also audit your company to ensure that it complies with all the labour-related regulations applicable in Monaco (legislation, case law, collective agreements), assess any risks and correct the situation if necessary, in a way that respects your company’s operational requirements, particularly when it comes to the organisation of work and working hours, internal procedures and rules, data protection, etc.
Digital technology and new management techniques have disrupted the traditional, company-centred ways in which we used to work.
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