Rebadging – 'Zero-assets Transfers' The Indian Way (Video)

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In the EU, the TUPE transfer rules don't apply to zero-assets transfers, where people, but no other assets transfer. But businesses entirely built on people are becoming increasingly common.

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Burkard Göepfert (Kliemt.HR Lawyers)

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In the EU, the TUPE transfer rules don't apply to zero-assets transfers, where people, but no other assets transfer. But businesses entirely built on people are becoming increasingly common. Burkard Göpfert, partner in our German firm talks to Suhas Srinivasiah, partner in our Indian firm, to find how they approach this in India. The concept is called 'rebadging'. Watch to find out more.

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