Awards
We have a highly experienced and strong complement of employment and labor lawyers who primarily advise management (including that of foreign and domestic companies in various industries) on all areas of employment and labor law.
More specifically, our lawyers have a wide range of experience and expertise in advising on matters from daily or typical issues such as work rules, employment contracts, working hours management, job transfers, disciplinary actions, dismissals (workforce reduction), work accidents, issues relating to non-competition obligations after retirement and changes in personnel systems to diverse issues emerging in these changing times, such as sexual harassment, so-called “power harassment”, treatment of employees with mental illness, employment of older persons, non-regular employment, personnel management under a teleworking environment, etc. or actions, taking into consideration periodic legal amendments. Moreover, we frequently conduct employment and labor law due diligence in M&As and provide labor law advice based on the findings of due diligence, as we engage in advising clients in many M&A and corporate restructuring projects. Against the background that labor compliance has become increasingly important in recent years, we also conduct investigations and advise on the review and assessment of compliance status and compliance systems from a labor law perspective.
Our lawyers are not only specialized in employment and labor law, but also very experienced in large-scale commercial litigation and in handling corporate law matters. As a result, our lawyers are quite knowledgeable about various aspects of corporate activities that complement their employment and labor law advice. Accordingly, our lawyers are capable of providing practical advice taking into account clients’ business needs.
Awards
Employment Law Advice Related Awards
Seminars
Employment Law Advice Related Seminars
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September 1, 2026 (Tue) -Scrutiny from regulators outside Japan: Challenges for Japanese companies – Episode 15: Disregarding new information because the decision has already been made
- John Lane
- Yuta Sugie
- Nina Newcombe
- Global Investigations / Crisis Management / Compliance
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July 21, 2026 (Tue) -Scrutiny from regulators outside Japan: Challenges for Japanese companies – Episode 14: Lying and obstruction in investigative interviews
- John Lane
- Ayumi Fukuhara
- Nina Newcombe
- Global Investigations / Crisis Management / Compliance
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July 7, 2026 (Tue) -Scrutiny from regulators outside Japan: Challenges for Japanese companies – Episode 13: Paralysis in the face of ‘difficult’ decisions
- John Lane
- Hironobu Tsukamoto
- Anup Bharadwaj
- Global Investigations / Crisis Management / Compliance
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June 23, 2026 (Tue) -Scrutiny from regulators outside Japan: Challenges for Japanese companies – Episode 12: Attempting to check what competitors are doing when misconduct is identified
- John Lane
- Peter Bungate
- Anup Bharadwaj
- Global Investigations / Crisis Management / Compliance
Publications
Employment Law Advice Related Publications
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Newsletters
Electronic Labour Contract (Vietnam)
Long Nguyen
- Labor and Employment
- Employment Law Advice
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Newsletters
Minister of Manpower Regulation No. 7 of 2026: A New Compliance Framework for Outsourcing Work (Indonesia)
Valencia Wijaya
- Labor and Employment
- Employment Law Advice
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Newsletters
[From Singapore Office] Employment law: implied obligations and termination – takeaways from recent cases
Justin Ee, Nozomi Kato (Co-author)
- Corporate
- General Corporate
- Dispute Resolution
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Newsletters
Guidelines on the Employee Welfare Fund Before Its Full Implementation in 2026 (Thailand)
Yothin Intaraprasong (Co-author)
- Corporate
- General Corporate
- Labor and Employment