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Session de droit du travail 2 – 2019

  • Switzerland

    29-08-2019

    A partir du 1er octobre, Olivier Dunant et Paul Michel aborderont, avec d'autres professionnels, différents thèmes liés au droit du travail.

    La série de cours en anglais est organisée par la Fédération des Entreprises Romandes (FER) à Genève et offre aux participants la possibilité d'acquérir des connaissances spécifiques et actuelles en droit du travail, en sécurité sociale internationale et en immigration professionnelle. Le cours suivra une approche pratique et abordera des études de cas ainsi que la jurisprudence récente rendue par les tribunaux suisses. Ce cours est ouvert à toutes les personnes intéressées. Aucune connaissance juridique préalable n'est requise.

    Le cours se compose de cinq modules, chacun commençant à 8h30 et se terminant à 12h00. Les participants peuvent assister à l'ensemble de la série de cours ou seulement à un ou plusieurs modules.

    Programme (en anglais) :

    Module 1 : Employment law, part. 1 (Tuesday, 1st October 2019)

    • Sources of Swiss law
    • Types of employment contracts
    • Individual employment contract
    • Collective labor agreements
    • Federal labor law
    • Data protection

    Module 2 : Employment law, part.2 (Tuesday, 8 October 2019)

    • Employee obligations
    • Employer obligations
    • Salary payment in case of incapacity to work
    • Maternity insurance
    • Employee personality protection
    • Vacation

    Module 3 : Employment Law, part.3 (Tuesday, 15 October 2019)

    • Employment agreement termination
    • Immediate termination for good cause
    • Mass dismissals
    • Transfer of the employment relationship
    • Work certificate
    • Prohibition of competition

    Module 4 : International Social Security (Tuesday, 29 October 2019)

    • Problematic of international moves
    • EU regulations
    • Treaty countries
    • Non-treaty countries
    • Voluntary insurance in Switzerland

    Module 5 : Immigration (Tuesday, 5 November 2019)

    • Visa requirements and Schengen visa
    • When is a permit required?
    • Type of work permits and applicable quotas
    • Admission criteria for EU and non-EU nationals
    • Posted workers
    • Procedure of online announcement up to 90 days
    • Family regrouping

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    For more information contact

    Olivier Dunant, Partner
    Paul Michel, Senior Associate

    Disclaimer

    This information is for guidance purposes only and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. Please refer to the full terms and conditions on our website.

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