Pierre Dion
He/himPartnerEXPERIENCE
- Dutch
- English
- French
- KU Leuven, Master of Laws
Publications
Seminars
Prior Experience
- 2011 to 2013, employment lawyer in an international UK-law firm
Memberships And Affiliations
- Member of the Brussels Bar
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Pierre is an all-round employment lawyer - handling all aspects of employment and social security law matters for both individual and collective labour relations.
He primarily assists national and international companies in human resources management (in areas such as hiring and dismissal of employees, implementing and reviewing company policies, reviewing individual and collective terms of employment, cost-optimization of benefits in kind and more), implementing flexible work regimes, litigation, compensation and benefits, collective bargaining, in-and-outsourcing, and pensions matters.
He also has developed deep knowledge in the latest technological developments in HR including the use of big data at work, collaborative economy activities, semi-automated decision-making at the workplace, etc.
He also has a specific specialization in the chemistry, life sciences, technology and logistics sectors.
EXPERIENCE
Publications
Seminars
Prior Experience
Memberships And Affiliations
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