KPMG Law advises companies on modern labor and employment relationships. The firm’s advisory services cover individual and collective labor law, workforce reduction measures, corporate pension plans, employee participation, use of temporary staff, executive employment relationships, international mobility, and reorganizations and restructurings.
Labor law consulting addresses both domestic and international issues, as well as their intersections with tax, social security, and technology.
KPMG Law supports companies from strategic planning and contract drafting through negotiations, implementation, and legal representation.
Key areas of focus include personnel matters, corporate pension plans, employee participation, temporary staffing, immigration, and international assignments.
For select services, digital solutions such as the KPMG Immigration Manager and tools developed in collaboration with KPMG Lighthouse are utilized.
Advice on matters of individual and collective rights, as well as legal representation in all courts.
Legal support for major personnel initiatives, from planning through implementation.
Legal structuring, optimization, and administration of pension systems.
Structuring of employee and corporate participation, including in the context of reorganizations and European Company (SE) structures.
Ensuring that third-party staffing arrangements comply with legal requirements and documenting the staffing models.
Advice on employment contracts, compensation, and the termination of executive employment relationships.
Advice on visas, work permits, and residence permits for cross-border assignments.
Further information on the topic of “Mobile Working Abroad” can be found on the
page of our cooperation partner KPMG International Limited.
Organizing assignments, project assignments, and international business trips.
Employment law support from planning through implementation.
Advising and representing public authorities in matters of employment, disciplinary, and civil service law.
Pension commitments for occupational pension plans include long-lived liability-relevant obligations. In corporate transactions, we can assist you in lifting pension liabilities and de-risking.
What should employers contractually observe in the case of international employee secondments?
Partner
Head of labor law
Heidestraße 58
10557 Berlin
Tel.: +49 30 530199300
twolf@kpmg-law.com
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