Partner Marius Tollenaere Contributes to Third Edition of Einwanderungsrecht
October 9, 2025
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Partner Marius Tollenaere contributed to the third edition of "Einwanderungsrecht" (Verlag C.H.Beck), authoring the chapters on labour migration and procedures and co-authoring employer obligations.
The new edition offers a practical overview of work, training and study migration, covering German immigration law, relevant EU law and related areas such as labour law and recognition of qualifications. The employer-focused chapter reflects the growing recognition of the critical role employers play in migration and the increasing regulatory requirements they face.
Read more here.
Please note this book is only available by purchase.
Partner Marius Tollenaere hat an der dritten Auflage von „Einwanderungsrecht“ (Verlag C.H.Beck) mitgewirkt und die Kapitel zu Arbeitsmigration und -verfahren verfasst sowie die Kapitel zu Arbeitgeberpflichten mitverfasst.
Die Neuauflage bietet einen praxisnahen Überblick über Arbeits-, Ausbildungs- und Studienmigration und behandelt dabei das deutsche Einwanderungsrecht, relevantes EU-Recht sowie angrenzende Bereiche wie Arbeitsrecht und Anerkennung von Qualifikationen. Das arbeitgeberorientierte Kapitel spiegelt die wachsende Anerkennung der entscheidenden Rolle von Arbeitgebern bei der Migration und die zunehmenden regulatorischen Anforderungen wider, denen sie ausgesetzt sind.
Weitere Informationen finden Sie hier.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass dieses Buch nur käuflich erhältlich ist.
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