Published:
April 28, 2026
Last Updated:
27.4.2026
April 28, 2026

European Employment Insights April 2026

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Andersen Malta

We are pleased to share the April edition of our European Employment Insights newsletter, covering key employment law developments across 20 European countries.

This month’s highlight: AI in legal practice

Cian Moriarty (Philip Lee LLP, Ireland) on the limits of AI in law: “A machine will never be able to replicate the relationships lawyers build with their clients.”

Key updates include:

  • Belgium: planned liberalization of night work
  • Germany: bonus entitlement and parental leave ruling
  • Hungary: upcoming pay transparency obligations
  • Poland: draft law introducing pay transparency and job valuation
  • Greece, Croatia, Latvia: important developments in case law and labor regulations

And many others…

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