Walter Pöschl

Prix à l'honneur

Chambers Europe 2021

Recommended lawyer – Employment: One client states: "The way in which he formulates his arguments makes them feel rock solid and it makes me so confident in his representation," adding: "He has really been a key element in negotiations and I don't think we would have had the result without him."

Walter Pöschl has been advising national and international companies on all aspects of individual and collective labour law for over 20 years. He specialises in contentious employment law, temporary employment and alternative contractual arrangements (freelance work, contracts for work and services, etc.). He also deals with special issues such as the law on strikes and the impact of artificial intelligence on the employment relationship.

Clients also appreciate the experienced lawyer's special know-how in the area of remuneration systems in banks or social security law.

Employment, pensions & mobility in CEE

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Since 2020 Partner, Taylor Wessing, Vienna & Klagenfurt, Austria

2016 – 2020 Counsel, Wolf Theiss

Since 2010 Lecturer, various further education institutions

Carrière

Since 2020 Partner, Taylor Wessing, Vienna & Klagenfurt, Austria

2016 – 2020 Counsel, Wolf Theiss

Since 2010 Lecturer, various further education institutions

Formation

2008 Admitted to the bar, Austria

2005 Diploma as trainer for adults, WIFI Styria, Austria

2004 Diploma as payroll accountant, WIFI Styria, Austria

Publications

Particular risks in business practice relating to employment, social insurance and data protection law, Handbook for Management Liability in Practice, 2016, p. 460

Important new legislation regarding remuneration regulation in banks, ecolex, 2016, p. 192

Parental Employment Law Bill 2015, ecolex, 2016, p. 72

New legislation regarding Act on Temporary Work – New Duties for Temporary-Work Agencies and User Undertakings, ecolex, 2012, p. 999

The proposed new legislation regarding remuneration regulation in banks, ecolex, 2010, p. 977

New legislation processes for European financial markets, Anwaltsblatt 7/2005, S. 326