The globalization of the economy brings along the greater mobility of
the workforce. Recently, migration of the workforce within corporations
has increased significantly and has become an effective tool for
preserving and building the corporation’s knowledge. Below we address a
few legal issues one should be aware of before sending an employee
abroad or accepting a posted employee of another employer.
Mobility of the workforce
Prepared by AmCham member: Allen & Overy Bratislava
The globalization of the economy brings along the greater mobility of the workforce. Recently, migration of the workforce within corporations has increased significantly and has become an effective tool for preserving and building the corporation’s knowledge. Below we address a few legal issues one should be aware of before sending an employee abroad or accepting a posted employee of another employer.
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