An employee had been employed since 2001 but gradually developed health problems that prevented him from working full-time. Over a period of several years, the employer sought to facilitate his return...
Two purchasers of a holiday property claimed a price reduction and damages after the municipality decided, following completion of the sale, to construct a public footpath across the property. The sellers rejected the claims and ultimately prevailed before the Supreme Court. ...
The Supreme Court has recently held that Section 14-15(2) of the Norwegian Working Environment Act prohibits an employer from making deductions from an employee’s wages in order to recover previously overpaid subsistence allowances (per diem payments). ...
A 43-year-old healthcare worker was dismissed from her position after accessing a patient's medical records without a work-related need, in violation of Section 21 a...
This article is of an older date, and its content may therefore be outdated. We recommend seeking specific legal advice before taking any action. A temporary layoff (permittering) is a temporary arrangement...
The Supreme Court partially upheld the claimants’ case in a dispute concerning the interpretation of the so-called offshore provision in Norway’s tax treaties with Belgium and Spain. The claimants were all seafarers residing...