On March 11, 2020, CEE Legal Matters reported that Sorainen had successfully defended HR solutions provider Amston before the Equal Opportunities Ombudsperson in Lithuania. They spoke with Henrika Bivainiene, Director of Amston, about the case. Henrika comments on arguments that ultimately convinced the Equal Opportunities Ombudsperson to reject the claim: “It was alleged that because of […]
Publication / Norman Aas, Illimar Pärnamägi / ERR
In order to resolve the practical and legal issues involved in the chain reaction as a result of the state of emergency, the Parliament passed a package of amendments in the form of a so-called cluster bill (170 SE). These changes were necessary for the continuation of state life in an emergency situation, but at […]
Publication / Eva Berlaus, Ērika Bužinska
Responsible authority: The Ministry of Health State-declared emergency period: 13 March – 12 May 2020 State and local government institutions will assess and, as far as possible, ensure remote provision of on-site services. Employers must take steps to ensure that those with symptoms of acute respiratory infection are not employed in work involving potential risks to […]
Publication / Kęstutis Adamonis, Paul Künnap, Kätlin Krisak, Jānis Taukačs, Viktorija Cherkas, Agneta Rumpa, Karolis Kunigėlis, Agnė Sovaitė, Saulė Dagilytė, Alexey Fidek, Olga Solovyanchik, Artem Melnikovich
In this webinar, we cover key topics for commercial property owners, including potential state aid availability, and discuss the most pressing questions. The webinar took place on 24 April 2020. Webinar topics: Rent rebates: are tenants entitled to rent rebates? What state aid is or may be available to owners of commercial properties? Tax: reliefs […]
