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New Ways of Working

By Béatrice Pola & Alexandra Stocki on April 22, 2022
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Beatrice Pola and Alexandra Stocki are contributing authors to IEL’s (International Employment Law) “New Ways of Working” resource page that explores and keeps track of key legal and compliance considerations for multinational employers as new ways of working become increasingly embedded as the pandemic begins to recede.

On the France-specific page, Beatrice, Alexandra and Rachida address timely questions concerning remote work, return to work and vaccinations, health and safety, and unions and/or work counsels.

To access, please click here.

Photo of Béatrice Pola Béatrice Pola

Béatrice Pola is a partner within the French & EU Employment Group. She advises major French groups in the automotive, financial services and housing sectors, assisting them in all aspects of employment law, particularly in the context of restructuring and reorganization. She is…

Béatrice Pola is a partner within the French & EU Employment Group. She advises major French groups in the automotive, financial services and housing sectors, assisting them in all aspects of employment law, particularly in the context of restructuring and reorganization. She is also a litigation specialist and regularly represents her clients before employment and common-law courts on collective and individual cases, notably in cases relating to discrimination, harassment and breach of contract, whether individual, collective or negotiated. She has acquired strong expertise in temporary employment and staff representative elections.

A regular speaker at many conferences, Béatrice also organizes training sessions, HR professionals, as well as clients. She leads meetings with expert panels on sensitive employment topics and is interviewed on FranceinfoTv. She also appears as an expert for Elegia Formation, a partner of Les Editions Législatives.

For the past 7 years, with Les Editions Législatives, Béatrice has moderated the “HR Circle” (Cercle RH), a breakfast panel in which the heads of HR and employment of major French and international groups discuss jurisprudence and current issues.

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Photo of Alexandra Stocki Alexandra Stocki

Alexandra Stocki is partner in the Labor & Employment Law Department in the Paris office.

Alexandra’s practice covers the full range of contentious and advisory matters with regard to employment and social security law, including national, international and multi-jurisdictional issues. She regularly advises…

Alexandra Stocki is partner in the Labor & Employment Law Department in the Paris office.

Alexandra’s practice covers the full range of contentious and advisory matters with regard to employment and social security law, including national, international and multi-jurisdictional issues. She regularly advises both French and international groups on complex transactions, with a particular focus on mergers, acquisitions and restructurings.

Alexandra received a business degree from ESCP Europe and law degrees from the University of Paris School René Descartes (Maîtrise in Business Law and Maîtrise in Public Law).

She is a regular lecturer at the University of Paris I Law School Panthéon-Sorbonne.

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    International Labor and Employment Law
  • Organization:
    Proskauer Rose LLP

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