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partial unemployment
Labour law

How to get partial unemployment?

March 7, 2013March 9, 2013 admin

The partial unemployment or more commonly known technical unemployment occurs when the employee is reducing their working time by his employer. Decrease in the number

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right to strike
Labour law

Right to strike: what you need to know?

February 18, 2013February 18, 2013 admin

Every employee has the right to stop work to defend professional claims. The right to strike can not lead to sanctions or dismissal if it

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penalty at work
Labour law

Penalty at work

February 12, 2013February 12, 2013 admin

The penalties are known by many employees and employers. But it turns out that in many cases the penalties are combined with duty. Definition of

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permissions in the workplace
Labour law

Exceptional permissions in the workplace

February 3, 2013February 3, 2013 admin

Each company has a culture and own operating patterns. The Labor Code is required but not restrictive. Here are some elements relevant to a legal

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resignation tips
Labour law

Resignation: Tips and Tricks

January 27, 2013February 1, 2013 admin

An employee may terminate his contract of employment. The resignation is subject to some uses in his statement and in the starting conditions of the

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accident at work
Accident Labour law

Accident at work

January 19, 2013July 10, 2013 admin

It is considered as accident at work, regardless of the cause, the accident occurring to an employee, the fact or on the occasion of his

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dismiss a nanny
Labour law

How to dismiss a nanny?

January 6, 2013February 4, 2013 admin

Regardless of the reason, the dismissal of a nanny must respect the law. The termination of a childminder is subject to formalities and payments by

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unpaid overtime
Justice Labour law

Unpaid overtime: what recourse?

December 28, 2012February 6, 2013 admin

Overtime must be paid at the end of the month by the employer. What are the appeals of the employee in case of non-payment? Amicable

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resign
Labour law

How to resign?

December 14, 2012February 12, 2013 admin

The employee resigned breaks the contract that binds him to his employer. Discover in this case the different options for resigning. The resignation is a

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employment discrimination
Justice Labour law

How to deal with discrimination in employment?

November 30, 2012February 17, 2013 admin

Proceedings before the justice, testings: solutions exist to defend themselves against discrimination in employment; it is based on origin, sex or disability. What is employment

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