Looking for an experienced employment lawyer in Vevey? We are by your side to defend you. With extensive professional experience in representing and defending their clients’ interests, they will work with you to establish a defense strategy through a rigorous study of your case.
If you believe you have been terminated for wrongful reasons, you have the option to contest the dismissal before the end of the employment relationship.
A termination is notably considered wrongful when it is given for a reason inherent to your personality or if you are terminated because you are performing your mandatory military service.
In order to contest this termination within the legal deadline, we invite you to contact our firm to schedule an appointment.
As an employer, termination with immediate effect must be considered with the utmost caution. In fact, the concept of immediacy is analyzed very strictly by judges, such that an immediate dismissal given ten days after the events justifying the termination would be considered unjustified.
The assistance of a lawyer is often necessary to avoid a case before the Labor Court and the payment of an indemnity to the employee.
The employment contract is the cornerstone of the contractual relationship between the parties. Whether it concerns salary, working hours, the number of vacation weeks, jurisdiction in case of dispute, or a possible non-compete clause at the end of the employment relationship, it is essential that these elements are properly stipulated.
Our lawyers are available to assist you in drafting or advising you on your employment contracts and internal regulations.
Harassment or mobbing manifests as the destabilization and marginalization of an individual in the workplace by their colleagues, supervisor, or employer.
For mobbing to be legally recognized, it must persist over a period of time and the conduct must be repeated with a certain frequency.
Whether you are a victim of mobbing or a witness to such acts, it is crucial to take action to stop the harassment. Our attorneys will assist you with these matters, whether you are an employer or an employee.
The Labor Court is composed of a professional judge, a judge representing employees, and a judge representing employers. Hearings take place in the early evening to allow parties to more easily coordinate with their work schedules.
As a hearing can often be stressful for those who are not accustomed to them, our lawyers will accompany you to court to defend your case.
At the end of the contractual relationship, an employment certificate must be issued to the employee. Subject to several legal requirements, the employment certificate does not always meet the expectations of the recipient.
If you wish to contest your employment certificate or need to draft one for your employee, please do not hesitate to contact us for an appointment.
The experienced employment lawyers at Groslimond Law Firm in Vevey are primarily active in the cantons of Vaud, Fribourg, and Valais, in French-speaking Switzerland, and offer the following services for your case.
Groslimond Law Firm is at your service to advise you and assert your rights, whether you are an employer or an employee.
If you are an employee, we can advise you on complex issues such as:
If you are an employer:
Your experienced lawyers in the field of employment law in Vevey will assist you quickly and effectively to help you find the most consensual solution possible.
As employment law is a complex field, we strongly recommend that you seek the help of a competent lawyer during a labor dispute, whether you are an employee or an employer.
With extensive experience in labor courts, our employment lawyers in Vevey will assert your rights with humanity and professionalism. Here are the services we offer:
Our lawyers in Vevey are dedicated to helping you exercise your rights efficiently and quickly.
Groslimond Law Firm has extensive expertise in employment law. We are committed to establishing a relationship of trust with our clients and prioritize personalized assistance and a human approach.
Graduates of the University of Lausanne, we are members of the Vaud Bar Association (OAV), the Swiss Bar Association (FSA), and the Young Bar Association of Vaud (JBV).
The firm’s lawyers can assist you with out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as judicial proceedings before the courts.
The firm’s lawyers can assist you with out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as judicial proceedings before the courts.
If you consider your dismissal to be unfair, you can oppose it in writing until the end of the notice period. If the opposition is valid and the employer confirms their position, you can take the matter to the competent court within 180 days following the end of the contract. Groslimond Law Firm, experienced in employment law, is at your service to assist you in the opposition procedure and before the labor courts.
Employment law in Switzerland is relatively liberal, so it is possible to dismiss an employee without risking a court conviction. However, you must have a valid reason for dismissal and avoid certain procedural errors. Our employment lawyers in Vevey advise and assist you throughout the dismissal process.
Document the facts and inform your employer, who has a legal obligation to protect the personality of their employees. If the situation persists, our lawyers assist you in stopping these actions, whether you are an employee or an employer facing a case of mobbing in their company.
Swiss employment law governs dismissal, salary payment, overtime, and work certificates. Negotiation with the employer is often possible; otherwise, the labor court can be petitioned. A lawyer helps you evaluate your chances and meet deadlines.
Our lawyers meet clients by appointment at the firm’s offices located at Rue du Simplon 18, 1800 Vevey.