Antalóczy Law Firm
We Make Employment Law
Work for You
Antalóczy Law Firm
We Make Employment Law Work for You
Meet our leading attorney
Meet our leading attorney
Why Us?
Dedicated to Employment Law
Employment law is not only one of many areas of our expertise. Our leading attorney is an employment law expert trained in an international environment and she is dedicated to advising the employer-side as well as executive employees.
Comprehensive (employment) law solutions
Given our further expertise in business law – corporate law, competition law, commercial law – we can provide our corporate clients with comprehensive (employment) law solutions.
Multilingual Legal Services
Our law firm serves its clients in Hungarian and in English. Our leading attorney speaks German as well.
Creative and Individual Advice
We aim to get familiar with the business and industry specifics of our clients and focus on their priorities in order to furnich creative and individual solutions.
Practical Approach
We carefully listen to our clients, clarify their needs and explore the available alternatives in a user-friendly manner by also considering business and/or legal risks.
You Save Time
We are flexibly available, we schedule an appointment for consultation purposes as soon as possible and, if requested, we visit our clients personally.
Blog
GDPR fines: searching in employees’ e-mail box
Attention employers! Do you lack a company e-mail and archiving policy? Do you allow or tolerate the private use of company e-mail? Have you ever accessed and/or restored an (ex-)employee’s e-mail box to search for a document or a past correspondence with the client? If yes, you have a high risk exposure to GDPR fine.
Drug and Alcohol Testing at Work
Being under the influence may significantly impact the employee’s ability to perform work by reducing productivity and increasing exposure to accident. What are the thumb rules when doing alcohol and/or drug tests at work in Hungary?
Trade Union Misconducts: Defamation
If they cross the line, trade union(s) and/or their representative(s) can be sued by the affected person for a compensation on the basis of civil defamation, i.e. a civil wrong. The violation of someone’s integrity (in Hungarian: becsületsértés) is included in section 2:45 (1) of the Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code. Furthermore, section 2:45 (2) of the Civil Code includes a similar civil wrong, the so called infringement of reputation (in Hungarian: jóhírnév megsértése).
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