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    21.09.2026

    Employment newsletter - September 2026


    In this issue:

    • Headline: Psychological abuse may constitute grounds for a defect in consent to a mutually agreed termination of employment.
    • Practitioner’s Corner: Occupational health doctor’s recommendations: the mere finding that the employer has failed to comply with them entitles the employee to compensation.
    • Recent case law developments and team news

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