6 November 2026IEL Guide to Workplace Investigations: De Brauw contributes Netherlands chapter
De Brauw's Rik van Haeringen, Kelly Admiraal, Cindy Roosen and Rik de Jager have contributed to the fifth edition of the Guide to Workplace Investigations, setting out the key issues that organisations need to consider as they start, conduct and conclude workplace investigations in the Netherlands.
31 October 2026Dutch court approves 40% office attendance policy after works council refuses consent
In a dispute between Booking.com and its works council, the Amsterdam Subdistrict Court recently gave substitute approval for a new policy requiring the company's Dutch employees to come into the office for at least 40 per cent of their working hours each month. De Brauw's Stefan Sagel and Hein Koster handled this landmark case on behalf of Booking.com.
30 October 2026CSRD: Dutch government drops retroactive reporting duty for "first-wave" companies
Plans to apply the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) retroactively to "first wave" companies from the 2024 financial year will be removed from the implementing legislation. This follows two years of uncertainty caused by delays in the CSRD implementation process in the Netherlands.