Before the first working day
Social insurance registration must be filed before the employee starts. That isn't an administrative detail – it's the most common mistake.
Employment contracts, social insurance registrations, records and a review of the contracts you already use. Sorted when it matters, not afterwards.
Because in practice it always breaks at the joins. Payroll follows the contract, the contract has to comply with the law and the collective agreement, and the registration has to be filed before the first working day. If one of the three is wrong, it shows up in another.
Because we handle both, the data sits in one place and matches.
Many companies work from contracts copied years ago. We review them and tell you what needs to be brought into line – before an inspector does.
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Send an enquirySocial insurance registration must be filed before the employee starts. That isn't an administrative detail – it's the most common mistake.
We draft the contract around the actual work, the sector and the collective agreement, not a generic template from the internet.
Working time, leave, absence and payments are kept so they can be produced at any time.
HR documentation for foreign workers is bound up with their permits. Here both go through the same hands.
Yes. We carry out contract reviews as a standalone service.
We do. We need the employee's details and the signed contract; we file the registration on time.
We prepare the documentation and flag the deadlines and obligations. Where a case is legally sensitive, we also recommend a legal review.
Write or call. We reply with the questions we need to understand, and then with a concrete proposal – no obligation.