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Your trusted legal adviser in Dutch employment law

Clear advice. Strong support. Real results

I help you navigate Dutch employment law with confidence, backed by nearly 10 years of experience across sectors including government, respected law firms, and international institutions.

Surjit Kaur

I bring a wide perspective to employment law

As my client, you work directly with me. Expect personalised attention, prompt communication, and clear legal advice that empowers you to make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary risks. Unsure about your next legal step?

Protect your business with practical legal advice

Protect your business with clear, practical legal support under Dutch employment law. With nearly 10 years of experience, I help employers draft contracts, handle terminations, and resolve workplace issues—minimising risk while staying fair. Get step-by-step guidance in English or Dutch, starting with a free consultation.

Clear legal support for employees

Practical legal support for employees in the Netherlands. Whether you’re starting a job, facing dismissal, or reviewing a settlement, I help you understand your rights and make informed decisions. With nearly 10 years of experience, I offer clear advice, negotiate better terms, and guide you in English or Dutch. Book a free 30-minute consultation to stay protected and in control.

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Employee sickness is an inevitable part of running a business. However, many employers are uncertain about their legal obligations regarding salary payments, reintegration, and the duration of sick pay. Dutch employment law provides extensive protection for employees during illness, while also imposing important responsibilities on employers.
Changing employee holidays in the Netherlands: what Is allowed in practice Employers may face situations where they need to adjust employee holidays, for example due to operational demands, peak business periods, or unforeseen circumstances. However, changing approved holiday leave is not always straightforward. Dutch employment law sets clear limits on when and how employers may intervene.
Employers increasingly rely on freelancers to remain flexible and scale their workforce efficiently. However, using freelancers for work that resembles regular employee duties can create significant legal risks for employers in the Netherlands, especially if the relationship is not structured correctly.

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Whether you’re hiring, managing, or parting ways with staff, let’s make sure your legal position is secure.

10 years of legal experience

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Fluent legal support in English and Dutch

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