Suddenly, what seemed unthinkable just a few years ago is possible: employees no longer come to work at corporate headquarters, but are hired wherever skilled workers are found. Often also at other companies in the Group or even abroad. This creates matrix organizations with multiple reporting lines. Digitization makes this possible; Corona has additionally accelerated the process.
But matrix organizations also harbor many legal and tax risks. Dr. Martin Trayer, partner and specialist attorney for labor law, therefore recommends: The matrix organization needs a solid legal framework and clear rules.
In the podcast, Dr. Martin Trayer addresses the labor law challenges in particular and talks about how companies should approach the transformation to make the matrix a success.
The core topics of the podcast are:
All “KPMG Law on air” episodes can be found here.
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