New rules on working conditions
Focus
Technological developments and numerous new employment forms have created a need to increase the level of protection for employees. This is especially important for employees with unpredictable working conditions.
Because of this, the so-called EU directive on working conditions was adopted to increase transparency and predictability in relation to working conditions. The rules have already entered into force in Sweden and will enter into force in Denmark on 1 July 2023.
We will go through the new rules, including the new requirements relating to the format, information obligations, and deadlines, as well as the new rights employees will have. We will also look at how the new rules will impact Danish and Swedish companies in practice.
Focus
Technological developments and numerous new employment forms have created a need to increase the level of protection for employees. This is especially important for employees with unpredictable working conditions.
Because of this, the so-called EU directive on working conditions was adopted to increase transparency and predictability in relation to working conditions. The rules have already entered into force in Sweden and will enter into force in Denmark on 1 July 2023.
We will go through the new rules, including the new requirements relating to the format, information obligations, and deadlines, as well as the new rights employees will have. We will also look at how the new rules will impact Danish and Swedish companies in practice.
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The team

Alexandra
Jensen
Associate
Alma
Winsløw-Lydeking
Senior legal assistant
Anders
Etgen Reitz
Partner
Cecillie
Groth Henriksen
Senior associate
Elias
Lederhaas
Legal assistant
Emilie
Louise Børsch
Associate
Johan
Gustav Dein
Associate
Kirsten
Astrup
Managing associate
Laura
Dyvad Ziemer Markill
Legal assistant
Maria
Kjærsgaard Juhl
Legal advisor
Sunniva
Løfsgaard
Legal assistant