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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer

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Sigbjørn practices general business law with a specialization in labor law. He also provides assistance on related issues in corporate law, tax law, and contract law. Sigbjørn came to Magnus Legal after graduating from the University of Tromsø in the spring of 2023, where he wrote his master's thesis on termination due to workplace harassment. He also completed part of his education at Vrije Universiteit in Brussels.

Blog Post by Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer

Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer29. April 2025

What is the Norwegian Mandatory Occupational Pension Scheme?

In Norway, employers have a legal responsibility to contribute to their employees' retirement savings through the Mandatory Occupational Pension scheme (OTP). ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer26. March 2025

Rules for temporary layoffs - What employers need to know

Temporary layoffs can be a challenging situation for both employers and employees. When your business faces temporary difficulties, layoffs can be a necessary ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer6. January 2025

When terminating an employee becomes necessary

As an employer responsible for your employees, you may find yourself in challenging situations where an employee fails to meet expectations. Perhaps the ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer15. May 2024

When is a safety representative required in a company?

The answer to this question is that all companies must have a safety representative. In Norway, the general rule is that a safety representative must be ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer7. May 2024

Is the government's ban on hiring from staffing companies in violation of EEA law?

As a result of the government's target to limit the scope and role of the staffing industry in Norway, there have been significant tightening of regulations in ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer6. December 2023

Employment contracts, what do you need to include?

From July 1, 2024, the minimum requirements for the content of the employment contract will change. The purpose of these changes is to create more predictable ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer16. November 2023

New and upcoming changes in Norwegian Labor Law

Effective January 1, 2024, the definition of an employee will change. Currently, the law defines an employee as "anyone who performs work in someone else's ...
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