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Europe: Industrial Action in Europe: What employers need to know now (Webinar)

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Industrial action is on the rise throughout Europe; in this webinar we looked at the differences and similarities in the industrial action process across France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and the UK, the potential legal remedies in each jurisdiction and the practical steps employers can take to keep the business running.

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Alex Wolff is Managing Partner of the Firm’s Melbourne office. Prior to that appointment, Alex served for a number of years as head of the Australian Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and Reconstruction and Employment Group. Alex has long been recognised as one of Australia's leading litigation lawyers in key national and regional industry surveys including Best Lawyers Australia and Chambers Asia Pacific.

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Massimiliano (Max) Biolchini heads the Employment practice of Baker McKenzie Italy and is a member of the steering committee of the EMEA practice group. He joined Baker McKenzie in January 1999. He became local partner in the Milan office in 2004 and partner in 2011. His practice spans all areas of labor and employment advice, commercial agency and employment litigation.

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Richard Cook is a Senior Associate in Baker McKenzie London office.

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Eleonore D'Anthonay is a Counsel at Baker McKenzie's Paris office.

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Michał is experienced in labor and employment matters. He advises on all aspects of individual and collective labour law, in particular on hiring staff, redundancies, compensation and benefits, employment policies, discrimination, employment litigation as well as trade unions. He has extensive experience in handling HR issues in M&A deals and reorganizations.

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Lotte Ozinga is an associate and a member of the Employment & Compensation Practice Group in Baker McKenzie's Amsterdam office. She provides general advice on a wide range of employment law matters.

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