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Employment Law

Employment risk appears at hiring, promotion, international moves and exit. We support employers with contracts, workforce structures and practical HR decisions across five jurisdictions.

Employment compliance and workforce structuring. One team, one fee.

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02 / Capabilities

What this covers

01

Employment contracts

We draft compliant employment agreements for each jurisdiction, covering probation, IP assignment, and termination conditions.

02

HR policy documentation

Internal regulations, remote work policies, and code of conduct prepared to local legal standards.

03

Termination and redundancy

We advise on the correct procedure and prepare all required documentation to minimise dispute risk.

04

Cross-border workforce structuring

We advise on when to employ locally versus using contractor arrangements, and the tax and legal implications of each.

Workforce models

Workforces change faster than policies

We support employers at the moments when a local hire becomes an international workforce question.
  1. Technology teamsRemote hiring, contractors, IP and confidential information.01
  2. International expansionFirst hires, local leadership and cross-border secondments.02
  3. Regulated employersWork permits, mandatory policies and sensitive roles.03
  4. Restructuring businessesRedundancy, transfers and employee communication.04

Employment workstreams

Employment work that prevents disputes

We build the employment framework before a hiring, exit or restructuring becomes contentious.
01

Employment agreements

Mandatory terms, confidentiality, IP and restrictive covenants.

02

Contractor classification

Employee versus contractor risk and cross-border engagement models.

03

Policies & procedures

Remote work, conduct, leave and internal compliance.

04

Moves & secondments

International transfers, work permits and assignment terms.

05

Exit & redundancy

Process, documentation and negotiation support.

05 / Client situations

When clients come to us

01

Client situation 01

You are hiring your first employee in a new country and do not know what the mandatory terms are.

  • UAE
  • Armenia
  • Kazakhstan
02

Client situation 02

You need to terminate an employee and want to do it correctly to avoid a labour dispute.

  • Russia
  • Armenia
03

Client situation 03

You have contractors who look and function like employees and an investor has flagged this as a risk.

  • USA
  • UAE
04

Client situation 04

You are restructuring and need to reduce headcount across two jurisdictions without exposing the company to unfair dismissal claims.

  • Russia
  • Kazakhstan

06 / Jurisdictions

Where we operate

07 / The Mostar approach

Employment advice built for the operating team

We balance legal compliance with the practical decisions HR and management need to make.
01

Local rules, one plan

A consistent approach across the countries where the team works.

02

Early risk control

Classification and documentation problems addressed before investment or dispute.

03

Clear implementation

Documents and checklists designed for use by managers and HR.

How employment support works

Common questions

Questions about employment law

Guides and answers

Employment Law Guides

Practical starting points for employers hiring and managing staff across jurisdictions.
01 · Armenia

Employee Termination in Armenia: What Employers Need to Know

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