Steven Jellinghaus

Steven Jellinghaus is a Researcher at Tilburg Law School, specializing in Labour Law, Sports Law, and Public Sector Labour Relations. He is affiliated with the department of Private Business and Labour Law, contributing to academic research and legal practice. Jellinghaus also serves as a partner at Pallas Advocaten, a law firm, bridging academic and professional expertise. His research focuses on legal frameworks governing employment in public and private sectors, sports law, and collective labor rights. He has authored/co-authored multiple books on Dutch public sector labor law, including editions for Rijk (central government) and Gemeente (municipalities). His work emphasizes practical legal analysis for governmental and corporate entities.

Key collaborations include editorial roles for journals like Tijdschrift voor Sport en Recht and Arbeid Integraal, and peer-review activities for The International Sports Law Journal. Jellinghaus has been involved in projects such as 'AI Technology Implementation into the Daily Workflow in Care Organizations,' exploring HR management challenges. He actively participates in media discussions on labor law topics, such as expert commentaries on age-conscious HR policies and legal frameworks in healthcare organizations.

Jellinghaus accepts PhD students focusing on sportrecht, medezeggenschap (co-determination), and corporate litigation. His research outputs span over 600 publications, with a focus on legal analysis, case studies, and edited volumes. His recent work highlights the intersection of EU labor directives and national legal systems, as seen in his chapter on 'De Europese OR' in Medezeggenschap in Breed Perspectief.