ILLN International Labour Law Network

The international network of leading labour lawyers

Our members help international employers manage their workforces.

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Why choose us

We share common values
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Continuous Dialogue on Emerging Trends

ILLN lawyers meet regularly to discuss emerging issues in international labour law.

Labour law made simple

We keep law simple/straight to the point and provide clear legal advice.

Service Excellence

We are recognised for our responsiveness and our ability to deal with sensitive issues.

Competitive and Fair Pricing

We offer competitive fees.

Our international experts

Representing a diverse range of expertise across numerous countries, our lawyers are ready to help navigate international labour laws.

Pallas Lawyers & Mediators | Netherland

Birketts | United Kingdom

Voltaire Avocats | France

Services

Our core expertise

ILLN’s members provide the full range of contentious and non-contentious employment services for employers, catering to every aspect of employment and labour law.

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An International Presence

ILLN has expert labour law services internationally.

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Latest insights

Stay informed with our latest blog posts and events focused on international labour law and related topics.

The advantages to settle a case out of court are twofold: the employer saves legal costs and the risk of reputational damage, since court proceedings are open to the public. The main way to settle a dispute out of court is to enter into a settlement agreement with the employee.
For UK organisations with employees operating overseas on a temporary basis, navigating and understanding your legal obligations can be a challenge. In this webinar, our expert speakers from ILLN will highlight your obligations in the context of UK and French legislation and examine key considerations for employment and immigration.
On 17 July, in his speech before Parliament, the King outlined the UK Labour Government's planned changes to employment law. The content of the speech reflected pre-election commitments by the Labour Party.

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