Being a good employer Sample Clauses

Being a good employer. In general, the employer shall be under the obligation to do or refrain from doing that what a good employer ought to do or refrain from doing in similar circumstances (article 7:611 of the Dutch Civil Code (BW)).
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Being a good employer. The employer is under an obligation to:
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