LSA provides high-quality labor law services across the Republic of Armenia, including Yerevan, Gyumri, and other major cities. Our team of specialized attorneys has decades of experience in the field of labor law, offering personalized solutions for both employers and employees facing challenges in employment relations.
Armenia’s labor market demonstrates stability and growth — in 2024, the number of officially employed workers reached 783,906, marking a 5.2% increase compared to 2023. In this context, qualified legal assistance in employment matters is more essential than ever for businesses. Our firm continuously monitors Armenia’s evolving labor legislation, providing strategic advice on every labor law issue.
Comprehensive Employment and Labor Law Services
Our firm provides a full range of employment and labor law services aimed at protecting your interests and ensuring compliance with the requirements of Armenia’s labor legislation.
Professional Drafting and Review of Employment Contracts
Well-drafted employment contracts are the foundation of healthy employer-employee relations. Our contract drafting services guarantee that your agreements are legally sound, complete, and ensure the protection of all parties involved. We specialize in:
- Creating customized contracts tailored to your industry and specific needs
- Reviewing existing contracts to identify potential legal risks
- Updating agreements to comply with recent amendments to the Labor Code
- Drafting special clauses related to confidentiality, intellectual property protection, and non-compete obligations
In 2024, the average monthly salary in Armenia reached AMD 275,654 (approximately $690). Therefore, proper contractual wording is essential to clearly define compensation structures and prevent future disputes.
Employer-Employee Dispute Resolution
When conflicts arise in the workplace, our experienced attorneys excel at resolving employer-employee disputes efficiently and effectively. We handle a wide range of issues, including:
- Cases of premature termination and dismissal
- Disputes over salaries and compensation
- Claims related to workplace discrimination and harassment
- Conflicts concerning additional duties without proper remuneration
- Issues involving freedom of expression, strikes, and collective actions
Our approach focuses on finding mutually acceptable solutions, utilizing mediation and negotiation whenever possible. This helps save your time and financial resources while preserving your reputation.
Legal Representation in Labor Disputes
When litigation becomes unavoidable, we provide comprehensive legal representation for you in court.
Recent Amendments to Labor Legislation in Armenia
The Labor Code of the Republic of Armenia is regularly updated to align with the evolving conditions of the employment sector. Below are the most notable recent changes:
Digital Employment Contracts: Starting from July 2025, a new law introduces a centralized online system for signing, modifying, and terminating employment contracts. Until June 1, 2026, the use of this platform will be voluntary, after which it will become mandatory. All existing paper-based contracts must also be digitized. The aim of this reform is to enhance transparency and oversight in employment relations.
Workplace Training: In June 2024, the Labor Code was amended to regulate workplace training programs. These provisions establish a legal framework for employment contracts designed for students and young participants, clearly defining the rights and obligations of both employers and trainees.
Mediation in Labor Disputes: Recent legislative updates explicitly provide for the resolution of labor disputes through mediation as a more efficient and less adversarial alternative to court proceedings.
Clarification of the Term “Workplace”: Under the new amendments, it has become mandatory to clearly specify the workplace in the employment contract. The concept of “workplace” is now also legally defined in precise terms.
Additional Employment and Labor Law Services
Consultation on Employee Status
Amid increasing oversight regarding employee classification in Armenia, our firm provides professional consultation on:
- Proper classification of employees and service providers working under contractual arrangements
- Tax implications and compliance requirements
- Accurate documentation management
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
This service is particularly valuable for technology companies, where questions of employment status often arise concerning IT specialists working under direct supervision.
Workplace Policy Development
We assist organizations in developing comprehensive internal policies that:
- Comply with Armenia’s current labor legislation
- Clearly define employee behavior expectations
- Reduce legal risks through proper documentation
- Take into account the specific characteristics of each industry
International Employment Support
For foreign businesses operating in Armenia or Armenian companies employing international staff, we offer specialized services that include:
- Drafting employment contracts
- Ensuring compliance with work permit and visa requirements
- Addressing international tax matters
Ensuring compliance with both Armenian and foreign labor laws










