Ireland: Absence Management In The Workplace

An employee who is absent from work for a long time because of sickness or ill-health is entitled to a certain level of sympathetic consideration from their employer. An employer is not however required to employ an employee indefinitely in circumstances where the employee has been unfit for work for some time.
Absence Management
Employers should have procedures in place for dealing with medium to long term absence. A consistent application of the procedures assists an […]

By | October 15th, 2013 ||

China: Employee Related Issues In Enterprise Relocation And Solutions

Recently, I was asked by a client about some employee-related issues involved in enterprise relocation, and I think it is worth to share with you the following solutions.

About the case: after failing to renew a lease on its plant in the Qingpu district, a foreign manufacturing companydecided to rent a new plant in Qingpu district and relocate the whole plant to the new place. Some employees claimed compensation for the relocation. The company asked […]

By | October 13th, 2013 ||

Job Security Under Turkish Law

One of the most important purposes of labor law is to protect the relationship between an employee and an employer and to secure an employee’s job. In order to achieve this purpose, an internationally accepted “job security” concept was born in early 20th century1. The purpose of job security is to protect the employee, the weaker party in an employment relationship, against the employer. In a broad sense, job security means the protection of an […]

By | October 10th, 2013 ||