What should be done if a stakeholder makes a request to the government for enforcement to rectify violations in a scenario where the offender does not have full power to…
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Principle of relativity precludes a non-resident from relying on domiciliary rights upon entering a dwelling unlawfully
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On 15 May 2019, the Administrative Jurisdiction Division (Division) ruled an important judgment for the administrative penalty practice concerning the alleged unlawful entry of a dwelling by a supervisor and…
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Change of working conditions legislation in the pipeline: combating labour market discrimination in recruitment and selection
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In her letter to the House of Representatives of 11 July 2019, State Secretary of SZW announced that, after the summer of 2019, she would like to submit a bill…
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Company size matters: lower fines for part-time workers under the working conditions legislation
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On 7 November 2018, the Administrative Jurisdiction Division issued a final judgment that was important for the practice of fines imposed under the working conditions legislation. It stipulates that when…
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Dutch Data Protection Authority publishes new fining policy
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The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has published its new Fining Policy rules 2019. The new policy was drafted in response to the lack of such guidelines at the European…
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