About Pauline
Pauline is passionate about research. Providing the best solutions based on thorough research and solid legal knowledge. Because the best solution may not be the most obvious one. Working practically, sometimes outside of the box. And always to the customer’s satisfaction.
From layoffs and reorganisations to drawing up the corresponding agreements. Pauline Nijboer provides legal support every step of the way: from identifying the problem through to a court case, where necessary.
Being able to react and act quickly in a dynamic environment. Staying critical, and fighting for the best result. Always focussed on the wellbeing of her client. Involved and inventive. This is the best way to describe Pauline.
Specialisations
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Individual employment law
Individual employment law is about all the issues and aspects regarding the relationship between employee and employer. The lawyers at Stellicher are able to draw up accurate employment contracts as well as employment conditions and/or regulations.
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Collective employment law
Are your employees eligible for compensation? And what are the do’s and don’ts during the transition of a company? What needs to be included in a social plan and what can I expect from a redundancy advisory commission? Stellicher collective employment law experts can provide you with all the support you need.
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Special clauses
Special clauses are the rules you impose on your employees. They apply during and after employment. For example, the probation period, ancillary activities, study costs, confidentiality and working for competitors. Stellicher employment lawyers can advise you on the possibilities and legalities of special clauses.
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Sick employee
What should you do if you disagree with the verdict of the company doctor? How can you challenge a refusal of a WIA benefit (benefit for work and income according to capacity for work)? Do you have any questions regarding absenteeism, the Dutch sickness benefits act, wage penalties or alternative suitable work? Sick employees can be costly in the Netherlands. It is, therefore, important that you have security and clarity for your company. The specialists at Stellicher will advise and assist you.
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Worker's participation
What are the rights and obligations of a works council in the Netherlands? What do you, as the company director, need to do if you receive a negative advice from your works council? And for which decisions must you first receive their consent? Our specialists have vast experience when it comes to workers’ participation in the Netherlands and are able to assist and advise both the company director and the works council in all related legal matters.
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Equal treatment
Is one of your employees saying he is being treated differently because of his gender, age or ethnic origin? Or, for example, in the case of a handicap or illness? Our specialists will work with you to find a solution. In everyone’s interest.
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Privacy in the Workplace
Which data are you as an employer allowed to process, and for which purposes? How long are you permitted to retain the data of a job applicant? Is it permitted to place cameras in the workplace? Is it permitted to record conversations? Is an internal privacy policy necessary?
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Exchange of Personal Data
Everybody must comply with privacy legislation when processing personal data. And this can sometimes have a significant impact.
