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Florida-based company tries to fire European protected by European law.

The US company tried to force the employee in the Netherlands to have his webcam on 9 hours a day, which he of course refused. He got fired and sued them. The Dutch court ordered the company paying for the employee’s court costs, back wages, a fine of $50,000, and an order to remove the employee’s non-compete clause. The court ruled that the company needs to pay the employee’s wages, unused vacation days, and a number of other costs as well. Source


The US company tried to force the employee in the Netherlands to have his webcam on 9 hours a day, which he of course refused. He got fired and sued them.

The Dutch court ordered the company paying for the employee’s court costs, back wages, a fine of $50,000, and an order to remove the employee’s non-compete clause. The court ruled that the company needs to pay the employee’s wages, unused vacation days, and a number of other costs as well.

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