Labour Law 4.0 - Implications for SMEs: Focus Germany-Luxembourg

Event

Labour Law 4.0 – Implications for SMEs: Focus Germany-Luxembourg

3. September 2020
09:00 - 18:00

IHK Trier
Herzogenbuscher Straße 12
54292 Trier

The Internet is now firmly anchored in the digital working environment. Work processes are changing drastically and with them national and international labour law.

Whether working hours, place of work, co-determination or crowdworking: the world of work is undergoing rapid digital change. This change is determined by increasing digitalisation and flexibilisation. Traditional forms of work are being replaced by virtual teams, matrix structures, agile forms of work and decentralised working.

For many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), however, it is still challenging to anchor the digital working world in everyday business life. In order to avoid costly mistakes in particularly dynamic labour law, SMEs should therefore familiarise themselves with the challenges but also the opportunities of the digital working environment.

This workshop gives you an overview of the most important topics and offers you support in finding the right path in the transformation for your organisation and avoiding legal pitfalls.

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Speakers

Dr. Thomas Block, MBA

Attorney at law

Dr. Thomas Block, MBA is attorney at law and partner at AC Tischendorf | act legal Germany. He has the additional qualification of specialist lawyer for labour law as well as commercial and corporate law. The focus of his practice is on advising well-known German and foreign companies on all questions of individual and collective labor law as well as on issues of general commercial law and data protection law, especially in difficult conflict situations. He is also a speaker at the Chambers of Industry and Commerce in Hessen and publishes regularly.

Dr. Florian Wäßle, LL.M.

Attorney at law

Dr. Florian Wäßle, LL.M. is attorney at law and partner at AC Tischendorf | act legal Germany, a specialist in information technology, intellectual property and international business law. His clients include well-known German and foreign companies, which he advises and represents in court on all issues of information and technology law, in particular on international contract negotiations, technology-oriented transactions, data protection issues as well as software and license agreement law and IT and outsourcing projects. Until 2002 he was a lawyer in the media, technology and communications practice group of a renowned US law firm in Frankfurt am Main and from 2004 to 2006 he was also interim legal counsel at one of the world’s leading technology companies. Florian Wäßle is a long-standing speaker for renowned seminar organizers and for the Chambers of Industry and Commerce in the fields of data protection, intellectual property, IT and international contract law. He also publishes in scientific publications.