Your employment contract determines your salary, your rights and your security. Have it reviewed at your leisure by an employment lawyer in Eindhoven before you sign.
Your employment contract sets out the agreements between you and your employer. Besides the basics such as your role, salary, working hours and start date, it is mainly the special clauses that determine your position. Think of the probation period, the non-compete clause, the non-solicitation clause, a unilateral amendment clause and arrangements for a bonus or an expense allowance.
Those clauses often look standard, but they can restrict you significantly years later. We immediately recognise which provisions are invalid, unreasonable or still negotiable, so you know where you stand.


The type of contract determines how easily your employer can let you go. A temporary contract ends automatically in principle, although notice periods and rules around renewal apply. After three temporary contracts or after three years you automatically get a permanent position.
With a permanent contract, your employer can only terminate it with your consent, via the UWV or via the subdistrict court. This often happens with a settlement agreement. If you also want to know what you are entitled to upon dismissal, read more about the transitional allowance. If you are not sure where you stand, we will simply explain it to you.
In-depth articles on employment contracts, clauses and changes, written by our employment lawyers in Eindhoven.
Employment law is personal work. Contact an employment lawyer in Eindhoven without obligation and we will look at your situation together.
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