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How to terminate an employment relationship? Always in writing and based on the proper grounds

Termination of an employment relationship is one of the most problematic employment law issues. Especially notice of termination served by employers often give rise to disputes that may result in an employee challenging the validity of the notice at court and the employer being required to prove that the notice of termination was served in compliance with the provisions of the Labour Code. Let us take a closer look at four basic ways to terminate an employment relationship and remind you of the rules relating to employment termination. Do you know, for example, which employees are protected from being terminated by notice and when severance payment may or must be provided to an employee? 
27. 10. 2020
Law 

Sustainable transformation is gaining strength: What changes will greening the economy bring?

There is probably no need to emphasise what exceptional times we live in. Society is changing at a dizzying pace and is able to adapt to pandemic conditions with unprecedented flexibility. The newly acquired capabilities resulting from rapid and complex changes are an opportunity for us to open a number of social topics that we have not been comfortable discussing thus far. Greening the economy is one of them. Part of society will naturally perceive it as a forced mantra but let us take a different look and consider it as an opportunity for improvement. 
26. 10. 2020
Law 

The energy sector is in the midst of a sustainable transformation with many ways of funding

Energy financing is a topical issue that affects the energy sector across the whole of the EU. For example, the Regulation on the Union Renewable Energy Financing Mechanism issued by the European Commission in September this year aims at raising funds to meet the Green Deal's commitments. However, this is not the only way – companies can also use the opportunity to fund energy transformation through a very advantageous EPC method (Energy Performance Contracting). Learn how businesses and consumers are aware of the transformation of the sector and how energy leaders themselves see the transition to renewables. 
26. 10. 2020
Law 

Europe plans to invest in hydrogen and significantly reduce emissions

The European Commission did not rest on its laurels over the summer and prepared bold plans in the field of environmental regulation. The Commission sees the future in hydrogen and, as part of its new strategy, plans to invest in hydrogen infrastructure. This and other visions were presented by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen within her first State of the Union Address: Europe should strive to further reduce emissions and considerable funds will be allocated to the transformation of affected regions and the support of green projects. The OECD also considers it important to keep the environment in mind when revitalising economies and calls for the restructuring of critical sectors. After all, the state of the environment has a significant impact not only on nature but also on the length and quality of our lives, as is clear from the latest report of the European Environment Agency. 
26. 10. 2020
Law 

The importance of investing in the environment and corporate governance in the private sector is getting into swing

Non-financial reporting is becoming an increasingly important tool. It not only shows the impact of a company on the environment and the social setting but also presents other important indicators that investors, employees and business partners are interested in. Nevertheless, it is difficult for companies to assess the business value of their social impact. We have, therefore, identified six areas where this influence is most visible. In addition, we have prepared three basic strategies to help companies transform towards sustainability. Last but not least, we have addressed the importance of ESG (Environment, Social, Government) and the reasons why companies in Central Europe still do not invest much in this area. 
26. 10. 2020