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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 employee does not follow ...
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Terese Eriksen Eldholm - Lawyer16. September 2024

Sick pay regulations for employers in Norway

In Norway, understanding and managing sick pay obligations is crucial for employers to ensure compliance with the law. In this blog, we’ll outline the key aspects of Norway’s sick ...
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Sigbjørn Edøy - Associate Lawyer15. May 2024

Health and safety representative requirements for companies in Norway

The answer to this question is that all companies must have a health and safety representative (HSR). In Norway, the general rule is that a HSR representative must be elected in ...
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Terese Eriksen Eldholm - Lawyer8. May 2024

What are the legal responsibilities of an employer in Norway?

We often receive inquiries from foreign companies seeking to register as employers in Norway, regarding their obligations concerning Norwegian labor law and reporting ...
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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 the staffing sector ...
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Linn Jordahl Moastuen - Lawyer19. December 2023

Dismissals in Norway - 5 common mistakes and how to avoid them

It can be challenging to dismiss an employee. Many employers make rushed decisions without following the required procedures. Moreover, in Norway there are strict rules for the ...
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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 and secure working ...
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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 service," according to ...
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Elin Andreassen - Associate Lawyer10. November 2023

New rules on approval of staffing enterprises from 2024

From January 1, 2024, the current system of registering staffing enterprises will be removed and replaced with an approval system. This means that staffing enterprises that ...
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Erik Engeland - Lawyer & Partner29. September 2023

How to comply with working hours regulations and fixed average rules

In Norway, the maximum working hours an employee can work is strict and it is you, the employer, who are responsible for following these regulations. So, what do you do, when you ...
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Erling Larsen - Lawyer24. August 2023

Pension in Norway – pension from the National Insurance Scheme

Have you been working in Norway, paid Norwegian National Insurance and are uncertain if you are entitled to any Norwegian pension? And if so, how do you calculate your Norwegian ...
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Eirik G Kristoffersen - Lawyer24. May 2023

The rules for overtime and work hours in Norway

In Norway, employee rights are strongly safeguarded by the Working Environment Act. Among the key rules are those regulating standard working hours and overtime. For employers, it ...
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