Rania Papakonstantinou, head of Employment & Labour, and associates Alexandros Lamprou and Ilia Tsigkri, contributed to the fourth edition of the Employment Law in Europe publication, authored by Bristows LLP, providing an in-depth analysis of key aspects of the employment laws in Greece.The publication offers an overview of key employment law considerations in Europe, focusing on the regimes and differences between the jurisdictions, aiming to identify areas of risk and an understanding of timings and mandatory procedures.The edition presents significant developments in the domestic laws in the relevant jurisdictions, including the shape of the European Union, international trade, accepted ways of working and technological advances. ...

Our firm was a proud contributor to the 22nd annual Corporate Responsibility conference, The Pale Blue Dot, organised by the American - Hellenic Chamber of Commerce. Elina Konstantinou, Director of Marketing & Communications, hosted a fireside chat with Maria Clara Martin, UNHCR Representative in Greece, and moderated the conversation which explored the matter of cultural integration, presenting the challenges and opportunities for local societies. She was joined by Professor Maria Gavouneli, President of the Greek National Commission for Human Rights, Sofia Kouvelaki, CEO of the HOME Project and Matina Tzortzi, Head of Communications & Consumer Marketing in Greece, Cyprus and Malta for Mastercard.Exploring the role that the private sector can play in advancing sustainable, sociall...

Stamatis Drakakakis, head of Antitrust & Competition, will participate at the panel discussion “Key Antitrust Developments from the Practitioners’ Perspective” at the 8th International Competition Law & Policy Conference.The conference, organised by NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI on 17-18 October, will welcome industry experts and academics from Greece and abroad, to consider key issues in EU antitrust laws and enforcement.For more information: bit.ly/3Np72MV ...

Key legislative developments on e-delivery documents and real-time tracking of goods’ shipment are outlined in this issue. These have been introduced by virtue of Ministerial Decisions A. 1122/2024 and A.1123/2024 published recently, the former setting the general framework, timeline and phases of implementation and the latter setting the content, format and technical specifications of transmissions of the e-delivery documents and digital monitoring of goods through the IAPR’s myDATA platform.Click here for the GR version – Πατήστε εδώ για το ελληνικό κείμενοKey points of Decision A. 1122/2024Businesses subject to Greek Accounting Standards’ provisions are under the obligation to issue digitally documents for the delivery or receipt of goods and transmit relevant data to myDATA digital pla...