The state directs the social security system in Portugal. Only Portuguese, European Union nationals and legal residents profit from Social Security and Health benefits. As soon as an individual starts…
Unemployment benefits in Switzerland
Losing your job may be a significant reason for concern if you are foreign national and hold a Swiss residency permit. Becoming suddenly unemployed in Switzerland automatically affects the validity…
Incorporating in France: SARL, SA or SAS?
Any potential investor faces a fundamental decision before starting a business in France. The choice is about the form of the legal entity that will best suit their business requirements.…
Understanding Your Spanish Payslip
Since fiscal situations differ from country to country, very often expat or foreign employees in Spain face challenges in understanding their Spanish payslip, especially understanding how much tax they should…
Working Mothers in Greece
To comply with international standards, maternity leave duration should be at least 14 weeks and during maternity leave workers should be paid at least 67% of their wage. What is the…
Payroll in Switzerland – free guide
As Switzerland has four official languages, sometimes it becomes difficult to find the information you need about Swiss payroll, taxes, social security. Here is a guide containing the most important…
Termination of employment in Switzerland
Swiss labor law is quite liberal and doesn’t foresee any specific rules for employment termination. Both parties (employer and employee) may terminate a working relationship in compliance with certain terms without giving…
How to obtain a Work Permit in Italy
Italy is a popular destination not just for tourism and holidays, but also for working. While EU and Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland citizens are not subjects to any restrictions to…