Legal guides from the register
Open guides that follow the authorities' own order. Every step carries its provision, the read date and a proof hash, and no guide assesses your individual matter.
About the guides
The guides tie provisions, case law and supervision into a working sequence. They are written the way a lawyer would set up the matter: what has to be decided, which sources govern it and which steps follow in what order.
No guide stands apart from the register. Every step points at the node carrying the statement, so anyone verifying never has to leave the chain.
- Read the sequence top down; the steps follow the order of decision.
- Every reference goes to the provision, not to a landing page.
- The dates in the footer show when the guide was last reconciled against the sources.
All guides
- Dismissal step by step, with the statutory rows in view
The order of a dismissal in Swedish law, with the provision behind each step and what EU law adds.
5 · Read 2026-08-20 · employment-register-v1.0.0
- A whistleblowing channel that holds up under supervision
The requirements on internal reporting channels, with threshold, deadlines and supervision as the authorities state them.
4 · Read 2026-08-20 · employment-register-v1.0.0
- Working time and annual leave, from directive to Swedish rule
What the Working Time Directive requires, how the Swedish acts implement it, and where American law differs.
5 · Read 2026-08-20 · employment-register-v1.0.0
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