Employment guidance · Germany

Read the contract before it shapes your work.

Independent consultations for temporary agency workers who want clear answers on assignment clauses, pay, working time, notice and equal-treatment rules.

You receive a structured explanation in English: what the document says, which points deserve attention, and which questions to raise before signing.

The core consultation

Agency contract review, line by line

Full scope →

For Arbeitnehmerüberlassung contracts, assignment notices and related addenda. We identify clauses governing the employment relationship with the agency and distinguish them from conditions at the client company.

75 minutes
Video or Cologne office
From €165
Written notes included
English guidance
German clauses explained
Focused preparation
Documents sent in advance

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Evidence in context

Clear enough to use in a real conversation

“The review separated my agency’s obligations from the assignment rules. I went back with three precise questions instead of a vague concern about the whole contract.”

— Marta, logistics assignment near Cologne

What the review is—and is not

It is a careful, educational reading of your documents and the practical employment questions they raise. It is not court representation, tax advice, or a promise about the outcome of a dispute.

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Before you sign

Bring the documents. Leave with a map.

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