The legal standstill pursuant to Art. 62 SchKG comes into force on 19 March 2020 at 07:00h and applies until 4 April 2020 at 24:00h. During this time, no debt collection actions can be taken...
Read moreTCM and other licensed complementary medicine therapists may (indeed should) continue to carry out their activities, albeit with conditions and restrictions.
Read moreThe notarial provisions on electronic AGMs are not only permissible for meetings of "companies", but are applicable to all legal entities (cooperatives, foundations, associations).
Read moreThe cancellation of a major event due to COVID 19 measures could at best be a case of application of Art. 119 CO (impossibility without fault).
Read moreBasic information on applying for short-time work and short-time work compensation (KAE).
Read moreThe arrangement of home offices has legal aspects, but these can be regulated temporarily and pragmatically with minimal effort.
Read moreThe employer's access to e-mail addresses in the name of an employee is problematic from the point of view of personal rights and data protection and must be regulated in a set of rules.
Read moreCorona and COVID-19 impose several additional obligations on employers. How can workers be protected without productivity suffering? What is the obligation to pay wages? Can home office be ordered?
Read moreAre the effects of the coronavirus on the ability to provide contractually guaranteed services a case of force majeure?
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