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Beside the type of definite term LC and indefinite LC, the seasonal or specific job-based LC is another type the labour law allows Employers and Employees to enter into to perform the seasonal, temporary jobs with a term of less than 12 months[1]. However, for regular jobs of a term of 12 months or more,…

Employers’ responsibilities upon termination of LCs and the legal consequences in the event of violation Employers’ responsibilities upon termination of LCs Upon termination of definite-term LCs, Employers are obliged to notify Employees in writing of the termination date of LCs at least 15 days prior to this termination[1]. In addition, within 7 working days from…

Must Employers pay salaries to Employees for the period when Employees are sent for studying and training abroad? The costs of vocational training provided by the labour law are one of the compulsory provisions of the training contract[1]. Accordingly, such costs will include the expenses evidenced by valid documentation regarding tuition, study materials, schools, machines,…

Can the period that Employees undertake to spend working for Employers be longer than the term of the signed LCs? Pursuant to Article 62.2 of the Labor Code, training contracts must include the following main contents: a) job to train; b) training location, training period; c) training costs; d) the period for which Employees undertake…

May Employers arrange for Employees to sit anywhere at the workplace? Labour law stipulates that Employers may recruit, arrange and managing Employees according to the business and production demands; reward and discipline Employees[1]. Accordingly, the arrangement is construed as assigning Employees into specialized departments or teams in line with the enterprise’s structure and Employees’ job…